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Unread 02-02-2010, 16:41
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Re: Can't see any values on dashboard

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Originally Posted by Kyledoo View Post
And how do you go about modifying it?
The dashboard application is a LabVIEW program that runs on the classmate (or some other machine, and you can write a new one from scratch in any language you prefer). From the LabVIEW getting started screen, one of the options under New is to create a "FRC Dashboard Project". This will create a new project that has all the framework you need to implement the dashboard. On the left side of the diagram, it has a "cluster" defined (same as a struct in C) with all the data that it will parse... one for high priority and one for low priority. You will notice that this set of data matches that in the DashboardDataFormat.cpp.

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Originally Posted by Kyledoo View Post
Are you talking about modifying the robot program or the dashboard?
Both. You should change the format of the structure to include the data that you are interested in displaying. The structure has to be the same on the dashboard and the robot code.
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