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Driver Station not displaying Battery Voltage
Has anyone had trouble with getting the battery voltage to show up in the Driver Station?
I have installed the jumper on the Analog Bumper in position 8, but am still getting no display in the DS. I put a jumper on position 1, just to try it and the indicator in the Dashboard shows it is there, so I know the IO is being read. We're stumped. Any ideas? |
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Re: Driver Station not displaying Battery Voltage
Answering my own question:
After some digging, I found out my mistake. The jumper goes on the 3-pin DIP header at the end of the Analog Breakout, not on the input pins for Input 8. I'll have to try it when I get back to the school to confirm, but I'm pretty certain this will solve my problem. Well at least THAT problem. I should have just walked over to last year's robot and looked at it! FRC Control System Data Sheets (Page 11) |
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Re: Driver Station not displaying Battery Voltage
That was going to be my advice ... to NOT install the jumper on the input pins of the breakout ... but on 2 of those 3 pins in the upper corner of the board.
I'm also not near my 'bot, so I'm not sure which 2 ... but once you short them with the jumper, then you shouldn't wire anything up to input 8 on that breakout. |
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Re: Driver Station not displaying Battery Voltage
It's the outer two pins on the Analog Breakout in the first module slot that need a jumper.
But you'll see that from last year's robot. |
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Re: Driver Station not displaying Battery Voltage
Can someone send me a picture of the jumper? I can't find one.
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Re: Driver Station not displaying Battery Voltage
Look at the bottom of Page 14 of the Kit of Parts Checklist. It's a tiny thing, somewhat less than a quarter inch square.
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Re: Driver Station not displaying Battery Voltage
Also, if you've ever configured a computer hard drive, it's just like the jumper that sets master/slave settings.
There was a plastic bag in the KOP with a few of them. This year's were white, in the past they have been black, but the color doesn't matter. If you can't find them, Radio Shack used to sell a package of them as well. In an emergency, you could clip an end off a PWM cable and strip two of the wires (Center and one end) and twist them together to do the same thing. |
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