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Max number of analog ports
Hi,
Is anyone out there using two 9201 analog breakouts with more than 8 ports total? We've come across a bug. Steps to reproduce the bug: Create a new Simple Robot project Declare the following in the class (typing from memory, so please feel free to correct me): AnalogChannel a1 = new AnalogChannel(1,1); AnalogChannel a2 = new AnalogChannel(1,2); AnalogChannel a3 = new AnalogChannel(1,3); AnalogChannel a4 = new AnalogChannel(1,4); AnalogChannel a5 = new AnalogChannel(1,5); AnalogChannel a6 = new AnalogChannel(1,6); AnalogChannel a7 = new AnalogChannel(1,7); Now compile it, download it, and run it. You will find that it compiles and runs ok. Now add in the following declaration: AnalogChannel b1 = new AnalogChannel(2,1); AnalogChannel b2 = new AnalogChannel(2,2); Compile, download, and run. It will now fail (at runtime) saying Slot 2 Channel 1 is already allocated (or something like that). Now comment out the following lines: // AnalogChannel a5 = new AnalogChannel(1,5); // AnalogChannel a6 = new AnalogChannel(1,6); // AnalogChannel a7 = new AnalogChannel(1,7); Compile, download, and run. It will now work. As far as I can tell (by trying different combinations), there seems to be a limitation on the TOTAL number of Analog Channels you can use!!! If someone can try this code and let me know, I would really appreciate knowing if it is just something with our system, or if this is something everyone is facing. Thanks!! |
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