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Year to year compatibility
Right now our team has disbanded and we've teamed up with 2228, but those of us from 1930 are going back through the old control system to familiarize ourselves with that. We know it's not the same, but it's better than nothing, but to my point. Going through our storage container we found the MPLAB CD from 2006, but we're using most of the 2008 parts should I be able to upload code to the 2008 Robot Controller with this version or do we have to keep searching for the 2008 version?
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