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Volts.

the VOLTS output on my driver station, is not being updated. It's stuck at about 17.5 volts.
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Are you in compliance with [R64]?
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Re: Volts.

Okay great ill try it out. I have found this - http://frc-manual.usfirst.org/viewSingleItemMap/705

is that what your referring to?

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We do have this installed and setup. Still have no volts.

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the VOLTS output on my driver station, is not being updated. It's stuck at about 17.5 volts.
Try a different analog breakout. That sounds like the reading you'd get if one of the resistors in the battery sense voltage divider is open or missing.
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Re: Volts.

okay we will try it.
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Re: Volts.

I ran into a team with this issue during an inspection last year. It was discovered that they wired the 24V from the PD to the analog bumper instead of the solenoid bumper. I believe that they had pulled the cRio as part of thier witholding and accidentally swapped the connectors when reinstalling it.
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