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12-10-2008, 19:19
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Re: EasyC help - robot not following code!
Are you using one of the provided compeition templates? If so, be sure there are no jumpers in interrupts five or six, as these will cause the robot to switch into either only autonomous or operator. As others have said, check to make sure your radio connection and power are good.
If you post your code, it will be much easier for everyone to help you, because looking in from the outside, it seems like a code error. Just to be sure, redownload the Vex master code. |
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