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Issues with non working victor constant orange led
Hey. Our team 2185 has been having some issues with our 2007 robot.
When we plug everything in and power on our victors for the drive train stay solid orange. We have all greens on the board, and nothing else seems to be wrong. What we thing is wrong is either something is bad with the victor or the cables are bad. We have tried multiple PWM ports on the robot interface but no luck. Does anyone have any ideas how to troubleshoot or fix this issue? I was thinking to get a few new cables, but are the PWM cables special to first or could i get them at any electronics store? Thanks for any help, Team 2185 |
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