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Joystick 2
Has anyone experienced the following:
Open a new joystick attached to USB2 and set RefNum name for it. Get the joystick device associated with that RefNum name, but it comes back as another USB device (e.g. USB1). On the driver station, the panel shows 2 separate devices, and pressing buttons on each one causes the indicators on the corresponding joystick lights to blink (effectively showing the classmate is reading two separate devices that are working correctly). Probing the wire output of the Joystick's Open.vi shows a USB1 device channel, even though USB2 is clearly wired to the input. Suggestions? 
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