hmartiro / project-thesis

xJüs, the hexapodal robot with a passive-backbone to improve behavior over harsh terrain.
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Move motor using EPOS Studio #36

Closed PayneTrain closed 11 years ago

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

We need to locate a really tiny flat-head screwdriver to tighten power bus, I'll ask Radd

hmartiro commented 11 years ago

there are some in my toolbox in the MAE desk. there's a screwdriver with a back that opens up and has more heads

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

Emailed Patel to ask about 0xFF0D error

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

Forwarded email to Paul, sales guys, as Biren is on vaca til Dec 3rd

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

Paul responded, he said Patel will respond by Wed. I can't seem to find a help forum, do u guys see one??

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

Responded/tested the following questions from Patel today:

The voltage supply input should not be differential, if you need 20 volts then you should supply +20V and ground to the pins on J1.

Can you verify, you have limited the continuous current limit value to the value shown in the catalog?

Also, if in the start up wizard you get the option to include the gear box, ignore this and continue with no gear.

Can you also tell me what firmware is on the epos2. You indicated the latest software buying would like to verify you are running the latest firmware.


Did not help, awaiting email back from him.

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

Emailed with Patel again today, slow going because he is out of the country....

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

Issue 17402 submitted with Maxon's online help desk

hmartiro commented 11 years ago

damn fancy - is there a link?

hmartiro commented 11 years ago

so what is the error from the log file?

PayneTrain commented 11 years ago

The motor is operational now! Solution was the J3 connector has to have the motor (-) and (+) lines individually attached to the motor. I need to talk to Patel about the order for the other 4 motors to make it so we have a truly encapsulated system(ie. we won't have to do wiring ourselves as this introduces error)