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Re: A Couple of Questions
For the battery voltage, make sure there is a jumper on the analog breakout board on the pins specified in the control system connectivity guides here: http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprogr...control-system
EDIT: I think this is on the older analog breakouts. I think the newer analog breakouts don't require the jumper. If there are no pins for you to put a jumper, then the analog breakout board might not be working, and you should look into replacing it. Last edited by Anupam Goli : 18-02-2014 at 21:16. 
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Re: A Couple of Questions
In addition to the jumper, make sure the Analog Breakout is receiving battery power from the Power Distribution Board.
The compressor shouldn't be able to run when the robot is disabled. Do you have it connected to a Spike relay module? Do you have the Spike's control cable connected to a Relay port on the Digital Sidecar?
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