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Robot Controller Interference?
We are having problems with "No Data" cutouts with the O/I while in our lab. This problem does not occur when outside the room, only inside. It happens with all the O/I and the Robot Controllers we have, including our new EDU robot controller.
We have an Apple Computer "Airport" in the room, but the problems exist when all computers and the "BaseStation" are off and unplugged. Besides, I think the Airport is in the 2.5 GHz range. I don't know what else could cause this interference. The interference seems pretty consistant, resulting in a "No Data" cutout every second or two. HELP?? -Mr. Van Coach, Team 599 CSUN/Granada Hills High School |
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