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[FTC]: USB controler problems
We have been programming our robot for FTC and so far, we haven't been able to make the robot to respond to the USB controller through the bluetooth network with the robot. We have set the bluetooth network up to the robot academy tutorial's standards, we also have calibrated the controller and made sure it is working properly. We may have coded it wrong, but even the default code Here(2 Joystick Drive Program) won't respond when we use the controller. Long story short, are there special VIs that are needed for use of the controller, or is there some other possibility that I'm over looking or I'm ignorant of?
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