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Help with Testing Joystick
I'm having trouble receiving input from the joystick (logictech attack3) in the example program. Driver station recognizes the connection and joystick movement. I used LabView's Joystick Input Example. I changed the setting from cRIO to computer because I don't have our cRIO available at home. So I ran it, but no results. I tested and switched between each USB port (1-4), then placed the physical joystick's usb connector into each port of the porthub and netbook.
Still, there is no plotting on the graph while running? I'm I missing something? 
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