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Re: How do you turn on the Autonomous mode (to test)?

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Originally Posted by Jason Rudolph
Go to http://www.innovationfirst.com/FIRST...nout_Guide.PDF

and make yourself a dongle, having a couple of switches to test auton, and to be able to disable the robot when needed are both invaluable, plus if you want to showcase multiple robots, you can change the channel of the radio as well. Highly recommended
This method is the most convinent and safe. It allows you to quickly diable the robot if it goes berserk. (and it will...)
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