Thread: "Allocating channel or module that is out of range"
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Re: "Allocating channel or module that is out of range"
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Originally Posted by Greg McKaskle View Post
Not only does the WPILib code assume slot eight, but more importantly so does the FPGA.

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I was actually just wondering that after looking into the source code further. Thanks for verifying it.

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Originally Posted by Parthenon View Post
specifically how can i do that?

it just happened to be in slot 6 at the time and it turned on ....
It looks like you'll have no choice but to use slot 8.
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