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Re: FRC targeting light questions
Since spike is discontinued can I use anything else instead?
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Re: FRC targeting light questions
An LED light is considered a CUSTOM CIRCUIT, so those rules apply. You can use pretty much any appropriate relay in a CUSTOM CIRCUIT.
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I still think it would be best to buy a Spike off an older team.
Also, when you code this (assuming you're in LabVIEW), you can use the Enable Vision global variable to control the relay in Periodic Tasks.vi, but make sure to remove the Enable Vision code from Robot Main.vi, because if you don't remove that and try to set the variable somewhere else (like controlling it with a button in Teleop) it can and will cause a race condition. |
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Re: FRC targeting light questions
We ran one off of a Victor controller in 2012, which gave us the ability to control the intensity.
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If it is a low enough current draw, you can also try using the pneumatic control module directly.
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