01-16-2010 10:08 AM
We're thinking we have a defective CRio. We have done the following to check the problem:
What else do we need to do to get communication? I think we've exhausted the list from my limited networking experience.
Steve Miller
Summit International Prep
Arlington Texas
Team 3355
01-16-2010 03:59 PM
Were you able to successfully image the cRIO? You said you were able to rename the cRIO but also said that the imaging tool could not find your device.
What is the IP address of the laptop? Is it set statically? If you're going to use a crossover cable, you MUST assign a static address to the laptop, and it should be on the same subnet as your cRIO.
Try opening Measurement and Automation Explorer (MAX), under National Instruments in your Programs menu. Open the remote devices tab. Can it find your cRIO? If not, try setting the Reset IP switch and try again. You can use that tool to reformat the cRIO if necessary (you will need to set the Safe Mode DIP switch in order for that to work).
01-16-2010 04:50 PM
Yes, I finally got it re-done. You wouldn't believe it...I am a Dumkopf (this is a family forum). I went back to the documentation and the only thing I didn't do was disable the wireless card. Bingo...we flew through the process. The robot moves, and nearly spits nickles!
Thanks for putting up with newbies/rookie teams. Next time I'll RTM and "don't panic".
01-17-2010 11:28 PM
Hello Steve,
I am glad that you got everything up and running. Do not worry at all about the questions. It helps everyone here with all the questions. Of course reading the manual is good but with everything that is in there we are all bound to miss a few things.
If you run into anything in the future please feel free to let us know! Have a great day!
Thanks!
Bob H
NI FIRST Support