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Originally Posted by DominickC
To teams competing this week and at future events - If you're unsure about a sudden loss of control of your robot, approach the FTA and ask questions. Take note of as much information as possible, such as what your FMS connection light was doing at the time of the issue (The blue/red blinking lights at the alliance station), what your dashboard/DS was saying, and any symptoms seen on the robot (complete loss of control, latency in command execution).
The volunteers don't have anything to do with the field system, and can't give you a definitive answer. Only the FTA and FTAA(s) can really help you.
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Thank you.
Stop screaming at field resetters/queuers when your robot doesn't move. Whether it's a comm issue, a robot issue, a field issue- whatever. Only the FTA (navy blue polo with 'FTA' on the back) and FTAAs (yellow vest with 'FTAA 'on the back) can help with those sort of issues. Approach them calmly with your notes on the observed issue and they should do their best to help you out.
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