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20-01-2010, 22:01
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Re: Driver's Station not communicating with cRio
From your description, I believe you really want to run the LabVIEW robot code and the DS at the same time. To do that, keep logged into the developer account, from LabVIEW run your code. From the Start menu, launch the driver station. You should see the robot ready to run but disabled.
A somewhat common situation teams have run into is logging out of the developer account to start the driver station. This aborts LabVIEW and the code running on the robot. Greg McKaskle |
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