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read joystick without cRIO attached?
Is it possible, with the 2010 FRC LabVIEW installation, to create a simple VI that will read a USB joystick and display the x and y axis output on a front-panel indicator, without having a cRIO attached?
Our programmer tried for an hour to do this but couldn't get it to work. He says it works fine when the cRIO is attached. There must be a simple solution to this, no ? ~ 
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