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Programming a 4-slot cRio with 2015 Labview
Hey,
We're making a summer robot with the 4-slot cRio, and we have the 2015 Labview software. Even though the 2015 LabVIEW made everything 0-indexed, does that mean that PWM0 = PWM1 on the Digital sidecar? Are there any other strange things we should know about programming a 4-slot cRio in Labview 2015? Thanks! 
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06-08-2015, 03:53
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Re: Programming a 4-slot cRio with 2015 Labview
For the cRIO project everything is actually starting from 1 so you won't have this kind of problems.
On the other hand, buttons and axes are in arrays like the roboRIO code so pay attention to that.
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06-08-2015, 09:13
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Re: Programming a 4-slot cRio with 2015 Labview
Ohhh....So there's actually a cRio project in the New Project menu? OK, missed that part :-P
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