D link wireless bridge

[Alan Anderson]

If you can't get your programming computer to communicate with the other devices, perhaps its IP address is not set to match your network.

[DFZXA]

I followed the entire guide posted for frc and it seems as though my classmate is the only thing that can connect to it. I also tried putting the ethernet cord directly into port 1 and into the my laptop and the laptop won't detect the cRio now when it did before I put the dlink on there. I don't understand how those two even correlate.

[Mark McLeod]

If your laptop has multiple network cards (wireless, Ethernet) the wrong one could be setup. It could be trying to go out over the wireless when it should be using the Local LAN.

• If you are wiring directly turn off every NIC except for "Local LAN..."
• Change the Local LAN IP address/netmask to what they are supposed to be, or just make sure they are correct.

[DFZXA]

I disabled all of them except the lac and it detects the router, but when I hit run as start up in labview it just gives me the failed to connect to real time target error

[Alan Anderson]

Make sure your LabVIEW project settings contain the correct IP address for your cRIO. You'll see the target address in parentheses after the "RT CompactRIO Target" line in the Project Explorer window. If it's not what it should be (i.e. 10.30.55.1), fix it by right-clicking and changing the properties.

[DFZXA]

Yeah it's set to 10.30.55.1 but that doesn't seem to be the problem. It was already like that and I could deploy the code, but it hasn't worked since I set up the router. I am plugged directly into the robot though not the router.

[Mark McLeod]

Originally Posted by DFZXA

10.30.55.1

That was a trick question. It should be 10.30.55.02
as in:

RT CompactRIO Target (10.30.55.02)

[Alan Anderson]

Thanks for watching my back, Mark.

Originally Posted by DFZXA

...it hasn't worked since I set up the router.

In order to set up the router, you had to change the IP address of your computer. Did you remember to change it back? You probably want to set it to 10.30.55.6 or higher.

[DFZXA]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

Thanks for watching my back, Mark.



In order to set up the router, you had to change the IP address of your computer. Did you remember to change it back? You probably want to set it to 10.30.55.6 or higher.

Yeah this was the problem i had as the 192.168 etc.