Running Robot

[engunneer]

are you programming with labview, java or C++? which instructions are you using as a guide (link please so we can help you more quickly)

[WalnutsAndBolts]

Originally Posted by engunneer

are you programming with labview, java or C++? which instructions are you using as a guide (link please so we can help you more quickly)

We are using LabView and here is a link:
http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...ogram-wireless

[engunneer]

your team number and battery voltage show up?

Are the communication, robot code and joystick lights all green?

those will say where to start.

also, other people that might read this thread, please jump in because i won't be available anymore pretty soon.

[WalnutsAndBolts]

Originally Posted by engunneer

your team number and battery voltage show up?

Are the communication, robot code and joystick lights all green?

The communications and robot code are not coming up green.The team number is up, but I think that I manually entered it? I also did bridge my radio.

[engunneer]

ok, focus on communications first. can you get to the roborio configuration page in a web browser (even if you don't have silverlight, you should at least get something)

verify your ip addresses or mDNS setup. http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...rio-networking

specifically the troubleshooting link http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...anual-id=24193

[Mark McLeod]

Your radio should be setup as a 2.4GHz access point, not as a bridge, but if your selection had 2.4GHz in it anywhere, then it's okay.

Does your team number show up in your PC's wireless selection list and did you connect to it (example attached)?

[WalnutsAndBolts]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

Your radio should be setup as a 2.4GHz access point, not as a bridge, but if your selection had 2.4GHz in it anywhere, then it's okay.

Does your team number show up in your PC's wireless selection list and did you connect to it (example attached)?

I have that connected, but I can't drive the bot. I have attached an image of the driver station. The image is of our computer connected to the roboRIO via Ethernet dongle. I uploaded the basic code, but the robot is not responding.

[WalnutsAndBolts]

Originally Posted by WalnutsAndBolts

I have that connected, but I can't drive the bot. I have attached an image of the driver station. The image is of our computer connected to the roboRIO via Ethernet dongle. I uploaded the basic code, but the robot is not responding.

Here is the link:
https://photos.google.com/search/_tr...0_QYCN8MhSqEnh

[WalnutsAndBolts]

Originally Posted by WalnutsAndBolts

I have that connected, but I can't drive the bot. I have attached an image of the driver station. The image is of our computer connected to the roboRIO via Ethernet dongle. I uploaded the basic code, but the robot is not responding.

Here is the image

[WalnutsAndBolts]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

Your radio should be setup as a 2.4GHz access point, not as a bridge, but if your selection had 2.4GHz in it anywhere, then it's okay.

Does your team number show up in your PC's wireless selection list and did you connect to it (example attached)?

Actual Link here:
https://goo.gl/photos/8RejK5yHUt5hNfBM9