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 I think of the FP's as the party motor, they are kinda like mini smoke generators. - coreyjon [more] |
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Re: Watch Dog Not Fed...
Honestly, I would just disable watchdog. I haven't gotten it 'fed' enough and its just easier to not deal with it. As far as I know, there is no difference in not having watchdog. I haven't used it for the year's I have been a programmer and the programmer before me hasn't either.
If there is a benefit to having watchdog enabled or a disadvantage to having it disabled, would someone please tell me? 
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02-03-2014, 16:51
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Re: Watch Dog Not Fed...
I deleted the portion of my post about the User Watchdog errors. It is off by default and I assumed that you were probably talking about System ones.
The System WD cannot be turned off. It is one of the primary safety features. Code on the robot cannot control outputs unless the DS is in relatively consistent communication with the robot. Greg McKaskle
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