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ergoCub 1.1 S/N:001 β Wrist go into Hardware fault with unknown error after few minutes of operations #1709
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Hi @vigisushrutha23, |
Hi @valegagge, here we have a logging of the robotinterface and the motorgui for checking the origin of the problem. Now I try to run the bench setup in order to reproduce the error in our controlled environment |
Hi @simeonedussoni , checking the code I understand, that the joint is set in HW FAULT state but there isn't an error related to the motor, such as q_enc readings error, overcurrent, etc. For this in the motor GUI we have In detail: Therefore now we need to understand why the joint is in HW fault without any reason of its motor. Stay tuned. |
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Alongside with @ale-git, this morning we noticed some incongrouos behavior related to the management of the control_mode.
In addition, related to this ticket we saw that the motor position of the pitch joint has a strange value while the joint position is perfectly 0. Why??? We had a small catch-up meeting with @simeonedussoni, and all together we decided the following action points:
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dear, yesterday together with @vigisushrutha23 we succeded in running the the main difference with the previous run was that we launched all the components on the Actionwe kindly ask user to perform the following actions:
@vigisushrutha23 where can we put this advice in order to be forwarded to all involved people? |
One starting point I guess might be the |
Yes. The teams channel is probably the best place. We can also post a note with these steps on the ergocubSn001 laptop next year for anyone using manipulation to record the data in case the fault occurs. |
The demo went well! β
Thanks to all for your effort! ππ» cc @valegagge @simeonedussoni @valegagge @marcoaccame @maggia80 @AntonioConsilvio @vigisushrutha23 |
Yesterday during a Demo the wrist stopped moving. Even if the motor was not controllable the motorgui indicated that the joints were in position direct. Moving back the joints in position did not solve the problem. Please notice that we use to control the wrist in positiondirect. |
since this is a different issue (and hopefully fixed with the rebase of the boards to the official release of firmware), I suggest you to open a new ticket when this condition reappears. |
Closing in favor of #1720 where we'll track the issue mentioned in #1709 (comment) |
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ergoCub 1.1 S/N:001
Request/Failure description
After the firmware update applied on the wrists AMC, we tested our bimanual manipulation module after enabling the wrists in the calibration config. Hardware faults without any reasons were observed for the wrists in the yarpmotorgui.
Detailed context
After a few starts we were able to do some actions without the wrist going into hardware fault. Once we completed the operation( duration 5min) with no issues the wrists went into hardware fault again. We were not able to put the wrists in idle and had to restart the whole robot to try for a normal full operation again.
Many starts the wrists enter hardware fault immediately and to do a normal operation it needed three restarts of the main yarprobotinterface.
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