The main problem here was that the cRio didn't come with the m2controller software running by default. The solution was re-deploy it and set by default that the m2controller is executed at the reboot.

To do this, it was necessary to re-create the labview environment that Harris had in their installations with the proper licenses. 

Packages installed (handed to Julio Constanzo on a pendrive):

• 2015sp1FPGA-Eng.exe
• 2015sp1LV-WinEng(2).exe
• 2015sp1RealTime-Eng.exe
• NICompactRIO15.zip

m2controller software from Harris (handed to Julio Constanzo on a pendrive):

• https://github.com/lsst-ts/ts_MTM2_Harris

From the VI Package manager (this is installed by labview) you need to add (per Harris manual LSST_Bible.docs):

• STM 3.1.0.9
• VIPM 2017.0.0.55

I used the network volume license in:

• server: lsst-pdm:27000

It is recommended to move the folder: ts_MTM2_Harris/[Software and Dynamics & Controls|https://github.com/lsst-ts/ts_MTM2_Harris/tree/master/Software%20and%20Dynamics%20%26%20Controls]/Deliverable Software_Source Code_& Applicable Files/lsst-m2 to a windows path with shorter names (as Windows will complaint when directories names are too long)

Open M2CellController.lvproj, when opening the project it is not going to find some files, it will request for M2CellController_FPGATarget_4-portserialMaster.lvbitx, that you can find in the directory ~\lsst-m2\cRIO_FPGA_BitFiles and select it manually when LabVIEW request you to find it.

Then you should see this interface:

Make sure that the IP is correct and then connect to the cRio:

Build a new project before deploying it. 

1. Go to "Build Specifications", right click -> new -> Real Time Application

1. Go to Source Files and select TopLevelVIs -> M2CellCtrlrTopVI.vi and click the right arroy on top

1. Click OK

1. Right click on the new file created and do Build
2. Righ click and do Deploy

Added instructions... still need to move to Confluence 

https://confluence.lsstcorp.org/display/LTS/Deploy+M2+Controller+on+the+cRio

Andres helped John Bagnasco get the M2 up and running.  Story complete.