How to program the Xbox 360 Wired Controller...

[Team3763 Adam]

Originally Posted by CRLS97

I'm using a logitech f510 and the button layout may be very similar (windows installed the xbox driver for it) although I can't confirm.

I suggest that to make sure you create a vi that with indicators for the joystick get axes and buttons and then map it yourself.

How do I do all of this?

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by Team3763 Adam

How do I do all of this?

Run the Robot Main vi. Open Teleop and probe the Axes and Buttons outputs from the Joystick Get while the robot is enabled. You will see the results in the probe window.

[Rogue Leader]

A way you could tell what buttons are which in LabVIEW is to open the joystick and get button and axis information using the "Open" and "Get" VI's in the WPI robotics library. You can connect an "unbundle by name" block from the cluster palette to get the button/axis info after you get the info from "Get" VI. Then you can hook up some booleans to the info to see button info. And as for joystick info, you can create a boolean light, then on the block diagram, right click, "create", "property node", "position", then "left", and "top". Right click those nodes, and click "change to write" so the joysticks can control their position on the front panel (you might need a scalar to make the joysticks less sensitive). Although, your right joystick should be able to get the motor to work... (Hope this helped).