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Re: vex brain
They are using cortex controllers
robotC They also tether them together and all lights are green on controller and cortex we've also tried programs like Task main() { while(true) { motor[port3] =127; wait1msec(1000); motor[port2] =vexRT[ch2]; } } and Task main() { while(true) { motor[port2] =vexRT[ch2]; } } |
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Re: vex brain
Hmm... that sounds okay so far... although I'm not familiar enough with RobotC to consider any oddball settings in the compiler that might cause such a problem (there probably aren't any... but I don't know RobotC well enough to say for sure.)
And you have no problem getting the motors on Port2 and Port3 to run when you run them in auto mode, eh? I don't have any immediate insights in to the problem... sometimes re-flashing the master code and re-downloading default code, essentially setting the robot controller back to factor spec is a good diagnostic. Good luck, and do consider posting to VEXForum if you haven't done so already, Jason |
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Re: vex brain
thanks
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