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07-02-2014, 19:48

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Re: Pneumatics Help!

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Originally Posted by luckof13

You need to program the cRIO to turn on the compressor when the switch is closed, and off when it is open.

WPILib makes this real easy.

Code:

Compressor compressor = new Compressor(Pressure switch channel, Compressor relay channel);
compressor.start();

Is all you need if you're using Java. C++ should be similar, if not identical.

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