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Re: Control a motor without the use of the joystick
Oh, you mean you want to use the computer's GUI to control the robot?
I think your best option would be to use the Driver Station's simulation of the PSoC I/O. While it would be nice to build an application to send whatever info you want to the robot, this is not allowed within the rules of FRC. 
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