We are having issue with our autonomous and the port is not working. They’ve tried a few different ports, tried turning off firewall and a few different things. We’re at a competition and we’re in the pits connected via ethernet. Any advice is helpful. Thanks.
Are you still having the problem?
What are you using to present the Autonomous Configuration? All programs allow you to select the address of your roboRIO. Here’s the example for ShuffleBoard setup for my local PC running simulation. Change the Server field to the URL or address of your roboRIO such as 10.91.06.2.
We have our radio page there. 10.91.6.2. Then when we try to pull up the port page (10.91.6.2.5802) the website says error message and wont connect.
**disclaimer our ip is 10.91.6.2, we can’t have a zero in fron of the 6.
10.X.X.2 is the roboRIO not the radio. The Radio doesn’t allow selecting autonomous and is at 10.X.X.1. The roboRIO by default doesn’t have software listening on port 5802. What software are you expecting to be listening on port 5802?
if you’re connected directly to the roboRIO with ethernet (not through the radio), then the roboRIO won’t be at 10.91.6.2. It will be at a link local IP address. You’ll need to use the mdns name roboRIO-9106-FRC.local See roboRIO Network Troubleshooting — FIRST Robotics Competition documentation for more troubleshooting tips.
If it’s not too late, I’d look for someone at your event to help you.
Always great advice! One of my bosses’ advice “Never write, if you can call; never call, if you can meet in person.”
The OP’s team Github repository from last Spring appears to be from another team and it’s a RobotPy that includes a separate tiny Python WebServer and HTML, etc. to enter Auto information, all of which runs on the roboRIO. It’s using port 5805.