| LabVIEW, developed by National Instruments, gives users the ability to directly control and program the NXT brick, create front panels that interface with the brick, and create native blocks that others can use in their LabVIEW programs. |
1. FTC Downloads LabVIEW Updates for FTC Teams Autonomous and TeleOperated Templates FTC Troubleshooter Application FTC Field Management System |
2. Hardware and Software Setup:
Step 1. Installing LabVIEW
Step 2. Computer Hardware Setup
Step 3. Robot Hardware Setup
3. LabVIEW Resources
Step 4. LabVIEW Programming
Step 5. Additional LabVIEW Resources
| Step 1. Installing LabVIEW Learn how to install LabVIEW here. If you already have LabVIEW installed with the FTC updates, move to the next step. |
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| Step 2. Computer Hardware Setup The Bluetooth Adapter and the Logitech Game Controller are two pieces of hardware that you will use in the FTC competition. Learn to install them here. If they are already installed move to the next step. |
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| Step 3. Robot Hardware Setup If you want to test your parts before you build a robot, build the TETRIX Testbed. If you want to test your software with a working robot, build the Mantis Robot. If you already have a robot built move to the next step. |
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Step 4. LabVIEW Programming |
| Step 5. Additional LabVIEW Resources |
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