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Communication issues
This one has really been baffling us. Quite often when we attempt to connect to the bot using the DS for testing and code deployment, we are able to connect to the Gaming Adapter onboard the bot, but not to the cRIO. It seems to happen randomly, which to me suggests a weak connection between the gaming adapter and the cRIO.
However, our electrical team assures us that the cable we are using and the connectors are good, so I'm posting this issue anyway. Could it be anything besides the cable or connectors, and if so, what would the issue be and how can we fix it? |
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