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19-02-2009, 10:39
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Re: WatchDog Timeout
Use the default autonomous program as a guide.
It does, however, fail to feed the WatchDog immediately, so running it as is will get you the disabled blink right away. The True/False input to the whole thing needs to be set to True for it to work. You'll see the WatchDog is feed inside the loop that runs for 5 seconds, after which it leaves and stops feeding the WatchDog, so the blinky light will show up after 5 seconds. |
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