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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions README.md
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```bash
findfalcons
```
You should see the Falcon's LEDs change color and the terminal should indicated whether the Falcon is ready or not. If the program fails, running it a few times helps. You may need to run the program with `sudo` if the `udev` permissions were not set properly. However, you would need the `udev` set correctly for the ROS pacakge to work.
You should see the Falcon's LEDs change color and the terminal should indicated whether the Falcon is ready or not. If the program fails, running it a few times helps. You may need to run the program with `sudo` if the `udev` permissions were not set properly. However, you would need the `udev` set correctly for the ROS package to work.

**IMPORTANT: YOU MAY ALSO NEED TO HOME THE FALCON WHILE THE PROGRAM IS RUNNING. READ SECTION 4.1 ON HOW TO DO THAT**

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The Falcon is homed by running any utility program that accesses the Falcon, then pulling the knob all the way outwards and then pushing it inwards until you sense a locking force. At this point, the falcon is homed.


If these steps work, then you should be able to use the ROS pacakge.
If these steps work, then you should be able to use the ROS package.

### 4.2. Running the ROS package:

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