Previously, negative output voltages were unpacked incorrectly.
Now, they're requested as percentages, unpacked, and then scaled
in software based on the bus voltage. The output voltage and
bus voltage shouldn't ever be out of sync, since they're in
the same message.
Change-Id: I745fffd0faa6cbaab967240271e6cfa8653212e2
You can get the state of the USER button with GetUserButton() in
C++ or Utility.getUserButton() in java.
Change-Id: I923e62cab5e621ef43fed503acab5c0d751264fb
Calling CANJaguar::Disable() now makes NetComms stop periodic
setpoint messages, so the motor actually stops until EnableControl()
is called again.
Change-Id: Ib4eb4ad5f729be5c74e799f02ed000511de1e03d
Percent mode used to be scaled incorrectly in Java because the
max output voltage was initialized to a wrong value.
Change-Id: If88bb2f1d198e13b1724afc62a522fbf91a14b5b
The CANJaguar class now stores a controlEnabled flag. When disabled, it
won't verify the control mode, which involves sending enable messages.
Change-Id: I8baa48eec31de6b4d3fee2b5a074320542a1bbef
This previous caused a bug where the Jaguar would sometimes
behave as if it were in the wrong mode, even when everything was
verfied.
Change-Id: Id5b96e0f7e64066eaaa0e5be4ba53fca76ba0703
wpilibJavaDevices now contains RoboRIO specific code and wpilibJava has
shared high level information. The restructuring was mostly just copy
and paste. The three big exceptions are Timer, RobotState and
HLUsageReporting. Those require some dependencies injection since that
appears to be the cleanest way to share the code.
Change-Id: Ie7011e32bc95953a87801a9905b3bfec7f8de285
