Connected to Radio, Not Roborio

[epylko]

This may be redundant, but:

Did you statically set the IP address of your RoboRIO to 10.te.am.2?
Did you upgrade the firmware and image on the RoboRIO (two upgrades)?
Can you ping roborio-TEAM#-frc.local from your DS?

[JohnFogarty]

We'll be doing a lot of testing today, but I can say our team has experienced this issue several times this weekend.

[tr6scott]

Originally Posted by epylko

This may be redundant, but:

Did you statically set the IP address of your RoboRIO to 10.te.am.2?
Did you upgrade the firmware and image on the RoboRIO (two upgrades)?
Can you ping roborio-TEAM#-frc.local from your DS?

We set the static IP on Saturday, and it did help.
I am not sure if we upgraded firmware on roborio, I will need to check that. I know we imaged the roborio, but not sure about both steps. Thanks, will need to verify.

[JCharlton]

Could someone experiencing this problem try flushing their mDNS cache?

Instructions here:

https://documentation.cpanel.net/plu...t/view/2719759

Let us know if this helps, I saw this problem last year and it had me flummoxed. Had to turn it off and on again.

[dharg99]

You also need to make sure your Ethernet cable is plugged into the farthest point to the right from the power supply, the one marked 802.3af POE

[nighterfighter]

Originally Posted by dharg99

You also need to make sure your Ethernet cable is plugged into the farthest point to the right from the power supply, the one marked 802.3af POE

Do you have documentation for that? Not that I don't believe you, but that's the exact opposite of what rich said...

Originally Posted by rich2202

On the radio, is the Ethernet cord for the roborio plugged into the port closest to the power plug? If not, try it there.

[rich2202]

Originally Posted by nighterfighter

Do you have documentation for that?

Team Update #8

https://firstfrc.blob.core.windows.n...esComplete.pdf

[nighterfighter]

Huh I must have missed that part of the update, thanks. I'll get the students to check it's in that port...

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by dharg99

You also need to make sure your Ethernet cable is plugged into the farthest point to the right from the power supply, the one marked 802.3af POE

That's not what the official advice says. Team Update 8 in particular instructs teams having problems to use the "18-24v POE" port adjacent to the power connector.