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What is the return policy for roboRIO?

Returns are accepted within 30 days of purchase. View our return policy here. NOTE: Customers who are not affiliated with FIRST teams are required to purchase the roboRIO product through NIThis bundle includes a RIO and everything you need to connect to a computer. Our most advanced option when it comes to interfacing with sensors and actuators. ...

What is a roboRIO & how does it work?

The roboRIO is designed specifically with FIRST in mind. The roboRIO has a basic architecture of a Real-Time processors + FPGA (field programmable gate array) but is more powerful, lighter, and smaller than some similar systems used in industry. ...

How are electronic bundles product numbers built?

Electronic bundles product numbers are built to identify components within the code. Below is the breakdown of how these part numbers are built. F - roboRIO READY (BYOr) - Bring Your Own roboRIO - this kit matches the roboRIO one exactly, it just doesn't have a roboRIO in it, so if you have your own, this is perfect for you. ...

What is a roboRIO controller?

The controller features LEDs, buttons, an onboard accelerometer, and a custom electronics port. It has an onboard dual-core ARM real-time Cortex‑A9 processor and customizable Xilinx FPGA. Detailed information on the roboRIO can be found in the roboRIO User Manual and in the roboRIO technical specifications. ...

Where can I find information on the roboRIO?

Detailed information on the roboRIO can be found in the roboRIO User Manual and in the roboRIO technical specifications. Before deploying programs to your roboRIO, you must first image the roboRIO: roboRIO 1 roboRIO 2. Last updated on Sep 01, 2024. The roboRIO is designed specifically with FIRST in mind. ...

How do I run a roboRIO in LabVIEW?

I recommend opening LabVIEW>Help>Find Examples...>NI Example Finder>Browse>FRC Robotics>roboRIO>Robot and Motor>Motor Control.lvproj. This will open up the Project Explorer Window. In the Project, there will be a roboRIO with Motor Control.vi under it. Please open up this file and look at the Front Panel. Run Motor Control.vi. ...