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Pushing down LabView Code
After we push down labview code to the crio, we get a NO CODE message at the battery display on the driver station. We are using the cross over cable and going straight from the laptop to the crio. The laptop recognizes the crio and gives no error. When we disconnect from the crio and reconnect it to the driver station the NO Code appears. We have set the ip addresses correctly and installed the update 2 from national instruments
Do we have push down code thru the driver station with the laptop?? |
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