Advanced Topic 1 - Revision history

Anna Dizack at 19:54, 24 February 2017

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‎JoystickTest-daq.exe

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‎JoystickTest-daq.exe

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‎JoystickTest-daq.exe

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‎JoystickTest-daq.exe

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‎JoystickTest-daq.exe

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-The '''joysticktest.exe''' application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the MiniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24.
+The '''joysticktest.exe''' application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the miniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24.
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 The '''joysticktest.exe''' application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the MiniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24.
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	The '''joysticktest.exe''' application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the MiniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24.		The '''joysticktest.exe''' application can be used to observe the behavior of the driver controls. This is very useful in diagnosing a mechanical or electrical problem with a driver input, such as a sticking pedal, or a failing potentiometer, or a loose connection. The executable is located in the MiniSim desktop. Launch the application, and a window displaying the values being read by the USB port will be displayed, Figure 24.

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 '''DInA 76543210''' and '''DInB 76543210''' are the two arrays of digital inputs and the values (0 or 1) are shown below them.
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+'''Note:'''
 #Button assignments for the Logitech and ECCI wheels are specified in the                   '''JoystickButtonsConfig.txt file'''.
 #The ranges for the Operator Controls for the ECCI wheel are specified in the '''Calibration.ecci_original.txt file'''.

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	[[File:ADM1.png\|550 px\|thumb\|center]]		[[File:ADM1.png\|550 px\|thumb\|center]]
	[[File:ADM2.png\|550 px\|thumb\|center]]		[[File:ADM2.png\|550 px\|thumb\|center]]
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		+	For example, for the Measurement Computing Board, the inputs are as follows:
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		+	'''<<MCCDAQ>>''' stands for Measurement Computing
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		+	'''AIn 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7''' are the '''8''' analog inputs, and the analog values are shown below them. In this case, only AIn 0 and Ain 1 are used.
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		+	'''DInA 76543210''' and '''DInB 76543210''' are the two arrays of digital inputs and the values (0 or 1) are shown below them.
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		+	Note:
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		+	#Button assignments for the Logitech and ECCI wheels are specified in the
		+	'''JoystickButtonsConfig.txt file'''.
		+	#The ranges for the Operator Controls for the ECCI wheel are specified in the
		+	'''Calibration.ecci_original.txt file'''.

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 The resulting screen looks like this:
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+[[File:ADM1.png|550 px|thumb|center]]
-[[File:ADM2.png|300 px|thumb|center]]
+[[File:ADM2.png|550 px|thumb|center]]

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