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Anyway to do a soft/quick reset to access a newly uploaded program faster?
I have a couple of questions in regards to the resets that are required to run a program just uploaded to the robot's control panel. Our team is using the 2009 kitbot parts and WindRiver/C++, if that's important to the reset process.
1) Does the robot itself have to be turned off then back on (or can I leave it on and just reset the control panel?) 2) Is there a better/faster way to reset the control panel than simply unplugging and replugging the A/C adapter? |
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