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Displaying Data on the Front Panel

I have searched for this and I must be using the wrong search terms because I can't find anything helpful. I would like to display data to the driver in the form of an LED notifying the driver of the status of some boolean value in a sub VI. Anyone know how this is done or where I can find information about this?
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Re: Displaying Data on the Front Panel

Three ways to accomplish that:
  1. Use the Dashboard as a virtual LED. It already has examples of that.
  2. Use the Cypress First Touch connected to the Driver Station PC to power a physical LED (WPI Robotics Library->Driver Station->Compatibility IO->Set Dig Out)
  3. Use the Driver Station application I/O tab to see the virtual LED associated with the Cypress.
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It's understandable that the information might be hard to search for when you don't know the custom terms we use for it.
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Re: Displaying Data on the Front Panel

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Three ways to accomplish that:
  1. Use the Dashboard as a virtual LED. It already has examples of that.
  2. Use the Cypress First Touch connected to the Driver Station PC to power a physical LED
  3. Use the Driver Station application I/O tab to see the virtual LED associated with the Cypress.
Cudos for searching first.
It's understandable that the information might be hard to search for when you don't know the custom terms we use for it.
I don't think he means a physical LED, just one on the driver station. You'll have to send data back and forth from the DS. There should be labview examples provided for doing this. I will look it up for you right now.
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Re: Displaying Data on the Front Panel

Have you created a dashboard project and tried to step through the code and see how it works? You'll basically need to attach the data to the dashboard sending vi's in your robot code and pull them out of the array in your dashboard project. Take a look at Tutorial 6- Creating a Custom Dashboard.
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