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Break/Coast feature
Does anyone know how to program the jaguars to break using windriver I've searched up anything I could find about the break/Coast feature but I can't find out how to program it anywhere
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13-02-2014, 18:34
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Re: Break/Coast feature
The brake/coast feature is on the speed controller. There should be small pins sticking out with a clip that plugs in the the brake or coast part of the controller. Refer to you speed controller's manual online to find where it is.
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13-02-2014, 18:39
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Re: Break/Coast feature
I normally prefer my speed controllers to brake, rather then break.
If you are using CAN on the jaguars, you can set brake/coast through the CANJaguar class. See CANJaguar::ConfigNeutralMode. Otherwise, like Kevin said, use the jumpers on the Jaguar. |
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13-02-2014, 22:09
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Re: Break/Coast feature
On a Victor you can run a wire from the center of the three pins to a digital output. Switching the digital output will switch the Victor between brake and coast. I'm not sure if a Jaguar works the same way.
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