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Re: Jaguar/Victor Not Getting Signal on Default Code

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Originally Posted by BrandonD-1528 View Post
Our battery voltage shows 00.00V all the time unless something is disconnected or we put our own code on it.
It's getting awfully late in the build, but it might be a good idea for you to start at the beginning and redo your control system while following the instructions to the letter. It sounds like you might have skipped a step or two, since you don't have the battery voltage being sensed properly.

There is a trio of pins at the end of the Analog Breakout opposite the power connection. You need to install a jumper between the two pins nearest the edge of the board in order to connect the battery sense circuit to the required analog input pin.

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The lights are constantly solid green. We're not really sure what they mean though.
Which "lights" are solid green? There is only one Robot Status Light, and it is only solid when the robot is running code and enabled. Otherwise it is flashing.
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