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Re: ZomB Dashboard 0.6: Beta testers wanted
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Originally Posted by apalrd
I would always use LabVIEW front panels for IO when debugging, as I just drop the control and set the input on the block diagram of the VI. When deploying (e.g. not doing a full build download reboot cycle) I can see and edit the front panel of the VI in like real time, and even have graphs of data to see. Really helpful when the dashboard data is not enough or when tuning PID loops (I can just type in a new gain, hit enter, and try it again without rebuilding and redownloading)
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that's because you use labview, ZomB can be used to debug similar to what you said for C++ and Java teams (Updating to the robot is planned though)
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