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Re: We need help getting motors moving using Labview!!!
What kind of joystick or game controller are you using to command the motors?
Look at the USB configuration tab on the Driver Station to make sure you have it connect as USB 1. It has indicators that tell you what the axes and buttons values are. Make sure you're getting responses on the axes that you have wired to the Arcade Drive function (0 and 1). 
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Re: We need help getting motors moving using Labview!!!
We changed the axis numbers to 1 and 4 and fired it up and it works!
Thank you aeastet, ebmonon36, Alan Anderson, and JPL69 for all your help. We really appreciate your time and wisdom. You can imagine the excitement in the room when it finally started to move!
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