Thread: Jaguar yellow blinking light after updates
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Re: Jaguar yellow blinking light after updates
A bench test was ready to run after the firmware updates.
It's just nice to be able to know it worked right before you made a change.
It wasn't the same as the OTB code, but you can see the test called out in the Control System manual. It's never too late either to go back and bench test it, by formatting the cRIO once more.

Using the run button is okay. It tells me where you are.
The IP address should be 10.6.91.2 rather than 10.0.0.2.
Can you post the vi you created, so we can check it?

Is the status light on the Digital sidecar a solid green or is it blinking? It's the LED by the 2-pins to the right of the 12v power connector.

What's the status on the DS (Battery: No comms, No code, or a battery voltage)?

P.S. The LabVIEW palette has changed a bit since that video was made, so I'd like to see what you chose as substitutes.
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