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Re: Help please (OHIO)
I'm the mentor for team 4165 (the original poster is one of my students).
I really appreciate everyones help in this. It is our first year, and right now it is just me and one other teacher, and the software is raking us over the coals. Perhaps I should explain the problem. We have imaged the CRio, we have set up the camera, bridge, and Kinect. We can ping the robot from the development computer, so I think the connection is good. We open LabView, and the default Robot Main .VI. we click run, and then nothing happens. We move joysticks, but no go. The Jaguars continue to blink yellow, and don't go red or green, and the motors are stationary. We have already re-made the DB37 cable. We are getting messages about a "Watchdog", but I don't know if this is the problem or not. Even if we can fix this, I still think we need someone to help us get started, because after looking at the code for four hours yesterday all we have really established is that we don't understand LabView. (But thank you very much for the resources you have provided, we will work on them) Mr. King we may be taking up your offer and stopping by. What times would be best for your team? |
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I will send you a PM with my contact info. Last edited by mathking : 31-01-2012 at 11:02. |
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matthewdenny,
Take a look at what Mark Mcleod posted and can you confirm that the driverstation is open and you have enabled the robot through the driverstation? |
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Matthew,
Looks like Columbus would be the nearest teams to you. Greg and his team would be an excellent resource for you. If you are unable to get connected with Greg, schedules etc. Please let me know ASAP, I can get you in touch my labview guy. He is a certified LabVIEW Developer and has been mentoring our Team for a while. I also have some connections in Columbus with certified LabVIEW developers. Please let me know either way so I know your issues have been taken care of. I also see you are attending the Buckeye event, please join us down at the Queen City event and bring your team. It would be another opportunity for them to see somr FRC action. |
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Re: Help please (OHIO)
Also, make sure you have fixed your DB37 cable (wide ribbon cable from cRIO to Digital Side Car) per the instructions linked below. The symptoms you describe seem to fit this problem.
DB37 Fix Be sure to flip the male end of the cable, not the female end as per the instructions. Less chance of damage to the connector. |
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Re: Help please (OHIO)
What I'd start with is making sure that the cRIO has been imaged properly.
1. Connect the robot to the development PC through port 1 on the cRIO. 2. Make sure to turn all other NIC's on the development PC off. (wireless cards, other ethernet ports) 3. Turn your robot on. 4. Open the Driver Station 5. Click the diagnostic tab on the Driver Station window. 6. Wait for the cRIO to connect. 7. The DS version should be 11.30.11.00 8. The cRIO version should be FRC_2012_xx.zip 9. If thats all good post back. |
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