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23-02-2010, 18:46
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Re: Victor Controller Troubles
I think the problem was that I had some code in LabVIEW that I was not using, but it was still there (yeah, bad idea) so it was available to run. I think it was just setting the motors to zero every so often, spite what the joysticks said as it ran in parallel to it.
At least that is what I think it is. Haven't tested it yet (lack 'o robot), but it seems like a good theory. -Tanner |
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