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 ... it's us against all the bad-grammar-usin', "ya know"-slingin', graciously excepting, "congradulations"-totin', "nu kU ler"-spoutin' linguistic Luddites out there. We'll see who wins! :D - dlavery [more] |
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29-04-2010, 15:51
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Re: No Robot Code!!!
I don't know if you got NetConsole working (I never do), you can do a direct connection to the cRIO's serial port with a NULL modem cable to your PC using 9600,n,8,1 (make sure the console debug DIP switch is enabled accordingly). I found this extremely useful because then you will see all the boot messages from the cRIO. If there is any code loading problem, it will show on your terminal console. There was an excellent thread somewhere talking about different causes of "No Robot Code". I don't remember which forum. You may want to search for it. It contains a lot of useful information.
Good luck. 
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