Setting Up the roboRIO 2.0Download PDFSelected SectionSelected Section and Subsection(s)Entire ManualUpdated2025-09-291 minute(s) readroboRIOroboRIO-FRCUser Manual Connecting to PowerPowering On the DeviceConnecting to a NetworkUser PowerThe following table describes the user voltage rails for powering external sensors and peripherals. The rails are independent from the power supplies of internal systems, such as the processor and memory. Input Voltage Brownout BehaviorThe input voltage range on the roboRIO 2.0 is 7 V to 16 V. Operation below 7 V is allowed for short periods of time but is not recommended for continuous operation.
Connecting to PowerPowering On the DeviceConnecting to a NetworkUser PowerThe following table describes the user voltage rails for powering external sensors and peripherals. The rails are independent from the power supplies of internal systems, such as the processor and memory. Input Voltage Brownout BehaviorThe input voltage range on the roboRIO 2.0 is 7 V to 16 V. Operation below 7 V is allowed for short periods of time but is not recommended for continuous operation.
Connecting to PowerPowering On the DeviceConnecting to a NetworkUser PowerThe following table describes the user voltage rails for powering external sensors and peripherals. The rails are independent from the power supplies of internal systems, such as the processor and memory. Input Voltage Brownout BehaviorThe input voltage range on the roboRIO 2.0 is 7 V to 16 V. Operation below 7 V is allowed for short periods of time but is not recommended for continuous operation.