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[ergoCubSN000] Several robot startup failing with different joints not calibrating #1544

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lrapetti opened this issue Apr 20, 2023 · 6 comments
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ergoCub 1.0 S/N:000 ergoCub robot (prototype)

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lrapetti commented Apr 20, 2023

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ergoCubSN000

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After mounting the torso pitch pin (see #1538 (comment)) and removing the torso pitch from the calibrator, we are not able to start the robot because joints are not failing (every time the failure seems to be in different joints).

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Here are a couple of videos of the calibration with the associated log:

Video 1

IMG_2308.MOV

video_1.txt

Video 2

IMG_2309.MOV

video_2.txt

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Here is a txt with also a few other startup attempts:

error.txt.zip

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cc @CarlottaSartore @DanielePucci

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sgiraz commented Apr 20, 2023

Hi @lrapetti, can you try to restart both the motors and the head, then try to run the yarprobotinterface again, please?

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lrapetti commented Apr 20, 2023

Hi @lrapetti, can you try to restart both the motors and the head, then try to run the yarprobotinterface again, please?

We tried earlier, but we gave another try and the right hip is not configured (plus a few other joints in HF)

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Hi @lrapetti, can you try to restart both the motors and the head, then try to run the yarprobotinterface again, please?

We tried earlier, but we gave another try and the right hip is not configured (plus a few other joints in HW)

I don't know if this error is related to the issue -> #1543

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Hi @lrapetti, today we found that the problem was in the cable E30 (thanks @valegagge @MSECode). With the help of @AntonioAzocar we fixed the cable and the robot seems to work without any problems!

However, give us feedback on the functioning of the robot.

cc @maggia80 @sgiraz @Fabrizio69

@AntonioConsilvio AntonioConsilvio moved this from Triage to Review/QA in iCub Tech Support Apr 21, 2023
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The robot was tested by @GiulioRomualdi, I think he did not spot any issue but he can confirm

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sgiraz commented Apr 23, 2023

Good job guys!
I guess this issue can be closed. Feel free to reopen if necessary.

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