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Re: Can Talon SRX Reverse The Slave

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Originally Posted by ozrien View Post
A "slave" CAN Talon SRX can be told to follow the output of ANY other CAN Talon SRX, even Talons that are closed-looping.

Please read section 9. Follower Mode in the Talon SRX Software reference Manual.
http://www.ctr-electronics.com/talon...ical_resources
While not germane to OP, it says there in section 21.15 that the Reverse Closed-Loop Output option is not available in C++. If you need it while using C++, you can just wire the motor backwards (e.g. red to green on the master and red to white on the slave). If you need to reverse it dynamically, you'll need Java or LV, or an updated version of C++. Note that "wiring one of the motors backwards" can also be used with a single motor controller if using Window/Wiper/Door, AM PG, Bosch, or Snow-Blower motors (according to the 2015 control rules R42, second row of table).
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