Trouble connecting to cRIO?

[bomber7]

"No Code" Doesn't mean that the code hasn't loaded. It means theres an error in the code. (At least in all the cases I've run into)

Say I tried to use a variable without initializing it. (Sorry for spelling) Nothing would work, and it would say "Battery: No Code"

[darty]

To Greg: Yes we're in Teleop and its enabled. As fr modules, are you reffering to the "cards" that plug into the slots on top of the cRIO? If so, those are all in their original positions. Any other suggestions?

Bomber: Oh, my mistake, but the point is there isn't any code running when it says "No Code", so it shouldn't really be able to tell if theres any errors or not, because it hasn't started transmitting, right?

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by darty

Any other suggestions?

http://www.usfirst.org/frccontrolsystem

Get the Control System Manual. Read it. Start with Chapter 1 Introduction. Continue with Chapter 2 Getting Started. Chapter 2 will step you through getting your system running. It points to detailed instructions in other chapters, rather than duplicating those instructions. You'll have to pay close attention to the step-by-step directions in Chapter 2 and not get sidetracked by parts of the other chapters that aren't in the sequence called out.

[Greg McKaskle]

I reread the post, and I think I misunderstood some of your earlier investigations. If you haven't already done so. Open up some example programs. Building the ones from the tutorial should also be fine, but the behavior of the watchdog has changed several times during development, so it is possible that those tutorials are have an issue, or that you've entered a value incorrectly.

Anyway, give the template robot and some examples a shot and that should help you troubleshoot.

Greg McKaskle