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iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000 – Two cables disconnected from the connector during calibration and knee encoder does not work #1654

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gabrielenava opened this issue Oct 12, 2023 · 4 comments

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iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000

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Two electronic cables disconnected again during the calibration. One is the same cable of yesterday, (right leg knee), while the other is the right leg ankle pitch motor.

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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title Two cables disconnected from the connector during calibration iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000 – Two cables disconnected from the connector during calibration Oct 12, 2023
@AntonioAzocar AntonioAzocar self-assigned this Oct 13, 2023
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I fixed the RLS3 cable of the right leg knee and the RLS4 cable of the right ankle pitch.
There are still problems with the AMO of the right knee, but it shouldn't be a wiring problem. So, today we'll continue to work on it

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@gabrielenava gabrielenava changed the title iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000 – Two cables disconnected from the connector during calibration iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000 – Two cables disconnected from the connector during calibration and knee encoder does not work Oct 13, 2023
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thank you @AntonioAzocar I have updated the title of the issue in view of the problem that emerged with the knee encoder after fixing the cable!

@sgiraz sgiraz moved this from Triage to Backlog in iCub Tech Support Oct 16, 2023
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Also here I would add glue to the connector @AntonioConsilvio @sgiraz

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Hi @gabrielenava, the right knee joint continued to fail because of the EMS board to which it was connected (EB12).

In fact the channel to which the AMO was connected stopped working (Connector P7), fortunately the EMS board had other free SPI channels to which it is possible to connect the AMO.

In fact, I connected the AMO board to Connector P11.

The robot has been tested and it is working properly now!

cc @sgiraz @HosameldinMohamed

@AntonioConsilvio AntonioConsilvio moved this from Backlog to Review/QA in iCub Tech Support Nov 10, 2023
@sgiraz sgiraz closed this as completed Nov 10, 2023
@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from Review/QA to Done in iCub Tech Support Nov 10, 2023
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