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LabVIEW can't deploy?
We finished up the code, built it fine, re-imaged the roborio, but for some odd reason it can't deploy. The only thing that comes up is "Connection failed. The network address might be invalid or the target is not responding.", yet when we searched it, it suggest that we haven't imaged the RoboRio, so we have imaged, and re-imaged, and re-re-imaged. Please help,
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28-01-2016, 18:47
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Re: LabVIEW can't deploy?
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28-01-2016, 19:09
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Re: LabVIEW can't deploy?
Run the Driver Station and tell us what the Diagnostics tab shows as green.
That shows a list of device IP pings - dark=no device detected, green=successfully found device. How are you connected to the roboRIO? USB? Ethernet? WiFi through the OpenMesh robot radio? Try connecting via USB and browsing to 172.22.11.2 to see what IP address was given to the roboRIO. Compare to your PC IP address to see that they are compatible and what is expected. Check the mDNS name in your LabVIEW project. It's the folder in the project manager that should read "Target (roboRIO-3815-FRC.local)" Last edited by Mark McLeod : 28-01-2016 at 19:14.
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