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## What is Comp Mode
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During a competition match a Competition Mode USB is inserted into a spare USB port on your robot (See the [kit assembly guide]({{ site.baseurl }}/tutorials/assembly) for details on the spare USB port you need to leave).
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This will instruct your robot that it is in competition mode and will enable a game timeout, disable the WiFi and update certain `robot` attributes.
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This will instruct your robot that it is in competition mode and will have a number of effects, which are detailed below.
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## Effects of Comp Mode
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* Enabling Game timeout
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When in competition mode the robot will automatically stop at the end of a match, where the duration of a match is defined in the [rules]({{ site.baseurl }}/tutorials/assembly).
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When in competition mode the robot will automatically stop at the end of a match, where the duration of a match is defined in the [rules]({{ site.baseurl }}/rules).
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The duration of the match is defined from when the start button is pressed.
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* Disabling of WiFi and Web interface
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During competition matches remote control of robots is forbidden ([rules]({{ site.baseurl }}/tutorials/assembly)), so the WiFi and web interface are disabled to ensure a fair game.
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During competition matches remote control of robots is forbidden ([rules]({{ site.baseurl }}/rules)), so the WiFi and web interface are disabled to ensure a fair game.
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* Updating of match-specific `robot` attributes
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The zone you are in defines which arena markers are near your scoring zone.
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You can use the knowledge of your zone to compensate for this, so your robot behaves correctly in all starting positions.
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See the [rules]({{ site.baseurl }}/tutorials/assembly) for where the scoring zones and arena markers are positioned.
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See the [rules]({{ site.baseurl }}/rules) for where the scoring zones and arena markers are positioned.
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