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Re: Al's Annual Inspection Thread 2015

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Originally Posted by Gary Dillard View Post
I'm hearing reports of robots using > 7 MB/S (Rule R49) which seem to be causing other robots to lose comms and reset. There's no penalty listed for the rule, if it's identified by FMS during a match it seems like they shouldn't be allowed to compete until they correct it, but how do you test it?
You are correct that R49 has no penalty associated with it. That might be a good QA question- I would assume that the answer is that they will not be allowed to play if it is repeated or causing problems for other teams.

Generally if I see a team using > 7 Mb/s, I let them know they need to fix it, and it stops being a problem. If it happens a second time, I'll send a CSA after them, and that is the end of it.

WPI has a page on how to measure bandwidth usage.
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