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Originally Posted by DanDon
What should I have my classmate's IP address configured to?
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The classmate can always be 10.xx.yy.5
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Originally Posted by DanDon
I'm getting communications with the robot, and I have the camera tracking the target on a pan/tilt mount, but I'm not getting anything on the dashboard (nothing from the camera and nothing from the digital inputs/pwms either). The calls to DashboardDataSender are still there as per the 2010 Image demo.
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You are running it locally? Are you getting an error from the data unpacking on the dashboard? Perhaps your data types don't match.
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Originally Posted by woodk
I think the classmate sets itself to 10.xx.yy.5 when you go into the Driver Station account. You should probably leave it that when even if you are using for development.
If you use a separate laptop for development, you can set it to 10.xx.yy.6
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Correct.
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Originally Posted by jc4p
I could be wrong, but I think you just need to wait for the code to get updated and released. Last year, laptops attached to the dashboard would have the IP of 10.xx.yy.6, while the dashboard it self had 10.xx.yy.5. This year, because the dashboard and laptop are one item, the code needs to send its data to 10.xx.yy.5. Just wait until the new versions of the examples ship out and the updated verison of the CameraToDashboardExample sends to the correct IP.
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The robot is the server and the dashboard is the client. Therefore the IP address of the dashboard does not matter. It will connect to the robot to get images.
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Originally Posted by woodk
Has anyone got the CameraToDashboardExample to actually work? I can compile it but I get nothing on the DriverStation. I notice that the driverstation program changes your IP address to 10.xx.yy.5 however the CameraToDashboardExample program says it is sending the images to 10.xx.yy.6 I tried setting up a remote dashboard with the IP10.xx.yy.6 but it is not able to connect to the robot at all.
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Remote dashboard is only used if you are running the dashboard on a different laptop than the driver station application. If you choose local, the packets will be sent to localhost.
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Originally Posted by woodk
Since there is no source code available yet, I can't change the code to send to 10.xx.yy.5.
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There is source code available. What source are you waiting for? Look at
http://firstforge.wpi.edu/sf/projects/wpilib
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