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Re: Hardware or Software Problem?
It sounds like a wiring issue, or possibly the power distribution board. Without more details about how things look and what voltages you found where, it's hard to say.
But it is easy to have wiring problems with the power to the cRio. We've been through that. |
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16-02-2014, 09:09
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Re: Hardware or Software Problem?
Wire issue. Check polarity and the power distribution board. If you cannot figure out an electrical problem reimage the board using the crio image utility. Also, post a picture of the wiring please.
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16-02-2014, 10:30
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Re: Hardware or Software Problem?
We had this problem earlier in the year at an offseason competition. Check your power distribution board's 24V LED, it should be on when the robot is, if not that is your problem
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16-02-2014, 15:05
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Re: Hardware or Software Problem?
I'll check the PD board but as far as wiring and polarity, they are all correct according to the diagrams on the FIRST website. Also, I don't know what voltages my team got.
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