Thanks for the quick responses!
Those figures aren't exact; the first motor was going incredibly fast, while the next motor was going slower (it seemed about half speed), and the other two were not going at all.
I will not have access to the robot until tomorrow morning (can't tell you jag blink codes until then), but we were running a very simple C++ program:
Code:
#include "WPILib.h"
class Robot : public SimpleRobot{
public:
RobotDrive* drive;
CANJaguar* jags[4];
Robot(){
for(int i=0;i<4;i++){
jags[i]=new CANJaguar(i+1);
}
drive=new RobotDrive(jags[0],jags[1],jags[2],jags[3]);
drive->SetSafetyEnabled(false);
}
void Autonomous(){
bool run=true;
while(run){
jags[0]->Set(1.f);
jags[1]->Set(1.f);
jags[2]->Set(1.f);
jags[3]->Set(1.f);
}
}
void OperatorControl() {
bool run=true;
while(run){
jags[0]->Set(1.f);
jags[1]->Set(1.f);
jags[2]->Set(1.f);
jags[3]->Set(1.f);
}
}
};