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30-01-2010, 16:53
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Re: Getting Started With Wireless
We're able to download code to a robot wirelessly from any laptop with WindRiver and all the updates. All we did was switch the IP address of the wireless card to 10.xx.yy.z (xx and yy being team number, see manual - Z being a valid IP range). Then just connect to the router and connect to the remote target.
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