
- FRC DRIVER STATION JAVA HOW TO
- FRC DRIVER STATION JAVA UPDATE
- FRC DRIVER STATION JAVA 32 BIT
The second time through the installation process on the "Uranium" laptop, I did the following: Use your Subversion password for disk images. The links take you to zip images of the DVD's and the NI USB drive.
FRC DRIVER STATION JAVA 32 BIT
These are the steps I took to set up a programming Windows XP Pro 32 bit laptop to image the cRIO.
FRC DRIVER STATION JAVA HOW TO
I did not see much on how to install the software. These pages look like they talk mostly about how to write code for the robot. To get started, please download the C++ or Java Getting Started Guide from the Documents section. This FIRST Forge project includes a bug tracker, documentation, source code, WPILib releases, and a wiki (including an FAQ and release notes).
FRC DRIVER STATION JAVA UPDATE
The WPILib Project comes from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and contains resources for programming an FRC robot in C++ or Java (the C++ and Java versions of the WPILib update for 2012 FRC Season).
I also had to turn off the Windows Firewall to talk to the cRIO. I had to copy the 2012 image version 43 to the right place for the download to work. I installed the first two updates to get the 2012 cRIO imaging tool to work.
Download the software updates for LabVIEW FRC. The first document is the very helpful Getting Started with the 2012 Control System document. The Documents page (click on the documents tab at the top of the main frame) looks like a great place to find more resources. It has tabs accross the top of the page to different sections and resources. It has a brief discussion in the main frame on the overview tab talking about the content. The National Instruments FRC page looks like it is the main entry point into the 2012 FRC software and documentation. The FRC Updates page covers updates for all of the game including "Control System" updates. From this page, you can go to the National Instruments FRC page or directoy to the Getting Started with the 2012 Control System link that walks you through how to set up the control system, wireless router, image the cRIO, and other things. The top most level of documentation for the robot control software system is accessed from the Kit of Parts page which points to the Robot Control System page. It is very confusing as to what needs to be installed for the software system to work. By using our code, you agree to and must email us telling us what you used from it and what you used it for. Robot CodeĪll of our robot code from 2012 and the off season is posted on our website. This page describes how we set up the programming computers and robot code for the 2012 competition season.