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Re: New Programming Core needs help with simple motor control
The program you posted may work, but is not the officially supported way of programming the cRIO (last I heard). If you have been able to run the code, does the Motor Output indicator change in response to the control value? Since the WPI Robotics libraries are installed, there should be a cRIO project option in the Project wizard. Running the program from a normal VI and with inputs from a normal VI control may work correctly, but it has been too long for me to remember definitively. I would suggest creating the cRIO project, including the appropriate code there, and downloading and running the code to see if it works.
Posting as much information as you can (pictures included) will help speed up the process of figuring out what is not working. PM me if you have any questions about this post.
EDIT: Just making sure, you are enabling the Driver Station before you test the motor, right? (no offense intended at all)
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Last edited by Aaron.Graeve : 22-01-2014 at 02:34.
Reason: DS Enabling
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