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Re: No Robot Code EVER -- Help Please
What you're supposed to do is:
1) Go to the project explorer in LabView 2) Expand the "Robot Specifications"(I believe) tab at the bottom of the list. 3) Right click one of the items on the list that'll show. Build, and Set/Run As Startup 4) First Build it. 5) Then Set is a start up. Done Deploying!! |
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11-02-2012, 00:36
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Re: No Robot Code EVER -- Help Please
Did you make sure that you have the most recent updates. And that you imaged the cRio correctly??
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11-02-2012, 00:40
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Re: No Robot Code EVER -- Help Please
Sorry everyone, I forgot to tell you guys that we are coding in C++, not LabView. So we are using WindRiver. And yes, we have the most recent updates and we reimaged the CRIO 2x correctly.
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11-02-2012, 01:33
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Re: No Robot Code EVER -- Help Please
Also, I forgot to say that the robot was working before it started giving us "No Robot Code"
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