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Originally Posted by Canon reeves
...I connected, enabled, then drove forward slightly and rebooted. The CRIO didn't reboot until enabled and drove?
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That could be caused by a bunch of things. Two seem likely enough to be worth investigating. Maybe your battery was essentially dead and couldn't provide enough current to run your drive motors. Maybe you have a couple of frame shorts that bring the cRIO power return to a high enough voltage that 24v on the power supply isn't sufficient to keep it running.
A bad Ethernet cable won't cause a cRIO reboot.
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18-03-2014, 22:29
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