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03-01-2009, 22:44
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Re: Is <T02> necessary?
Eh, even though its probably "safe" to run robots wirelessly in the practice area, FIRST's probably just doing it "just in case". I don't know too much about wireless networks, but I know it can get iffy sometimes.
Though I totally don't have a problem connecting one long ethernet cable to the cRIO versus 15 serial cables strung together and falling apart.  -Tanner |
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