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Motor runs without commands
We're an FTC team programming in LabView, and we're running into a "phantom driver" problem when we use the Remote Control Editor. When we try to run our tele-op mode, our motor continues rotating, without any controller input, and the motor continues to run until we manually either turn off the robot or stop the match.
Do any of your guys know how we could combat the problem? 
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16-03-2013, 19:16
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Re: Motor runs without commands
I'm the captain of the other team from the above poster's school. We managed to fix the problem by noticing that it only presented itself when we used certain controllers. Unfortunately, only one controller worked correctly, but when we just used that single controller we had no problems.
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17-03-2013, 16:55
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Re: Motor runs without commands
Glad you worked it out, good job! That specifically is a very hard to track problem, I know from experience. It just doesn't come to mind.
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