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ergoCub 1.3 S/N:002 – Robot doesn't start due to left wrist hardware fault #1895

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vigisushrutha23 opened this issue Sep 6, 2024 · 3 comments
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ergoCub 1.3 S/N:002

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When using the command YARP_FORWARD_LOG_ENABLE=1 yarprobotinterface --config ergocub.xml --enable_tags "(enable_ros2)" , the robot fails to start as there is an hardware fault on the left wrist.

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Screenshot from 2024-09-06 11-30-03

Upon running motorgui during startup we see the hardware fault on the left wrist showing error in the encoders.

After a few restarts we started getting the following error as can be seen in the log.
log_ergocub-torso_yarprobotinterface_3115.txt

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We are unable to perform experiments for an upcoming deadline.

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Here is another log taken after another restart reproducing the HW fault on the left wrist.
log_ergocub-torso_yarprobotinterface_1866.txt

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Following @AntonioConsilvio 's advice, we checked if the left wrist connectors were disconnected. With @mebbaid we made the connectionand the robot was able to start up. But one motion of the hands caused disconnection once again, as seen in the picture below.

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After few tries and pushing the cable behind the parallel mechanism of the wrist to prevent it from disconnecting, we succeeded and we were able to run experiments. I shall leave the issue open for further verification and solidifying the connection.

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Hi! I putted glue on the connector to avoid this from detached again. Closing! βœ…

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