Programming Error

[chinckley]

I’ve seen this, or a very similar, error message when working with one of the former teams I used to mentor. They had removed all of their modules from the cRio and then replaced them in random locations. (They thought the slots were all on a bus and didn’t realize the FPGA was coded for specific modules in specific slots.) Could this be happening here?

Not sure, which ones go in which slots?
I only really know programming and this year not even that.

[chinckley]

It’s easiest to take a black box one small piece at a time as you are doing.
Understanding then has a chance to grow.

Practice making the download of your code permanent before you get there tomorrow.

My root canal went quickly. When you need to have root canal it’s a relief to get it. I was in quite a bit of pain this past week. I feel great ever since they gave me novocaine. It’s wearing off, but all the pain is gone.
One of my teeth got damaged when I unwisely had a wisdom tooth removed, but now they fixed it.

We’ll be at NYC, then SBPLI, and finally Championships.
It’s hard to raise all the money necessary, but well worth it

Good luck at Traverse City!

We have a huge file of notes, I am going over it now.
I will practice that in the morning. We are lucky that there are
several teams going to TC that are usually real good.

Glad you feel better.

I am still nervous we will get there and things will go haywire.

[chinckley]

You have a While loop that should normally, by default, keep you running when the Run button is pushed.

The default for such a loop is “Stop if True” (looks like the left picture below).
Did you by any chance change it to a “Continue if True” (the middle picture)?

Either type can be used, but you have to be careful to have the correct default value going in. In one case it should default to True, while in the other it should default to False. That’s a common reason for the program to run only once (taking only milliseconds to complete). People sometimes change the loop type, but forget to reverse the default True/False. In the middle case below, the loop will run only once (very fast) because the button feeding it would have to be held down to make it loop.

For instance, the third picture is what the Basic Framework uses and it keeps the loop going because it defaults to True and uses “Continue if True.”

I don’t think so.

Good thing our second event is the last week of regionals/districts.
We have a whole month to think and draw ideas. I already told them I want the switch for autonomous.

[billbo911]

Not sure, which ones go in which slots?
I only really know programming and this year not even that.

Analogs in Slot 1&2, Digital I/O’s in 4&6 and Digital source in 8, I believe.

[chinckley]

Analogs in Slot 1&2, Digital I/O’s in 4&6 and Digital source in 8, I believe.

Thanks, I’ll check in the morning.