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iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000 – Right ankle roll does not calibrate properly #1992

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gabrielenava opened this issue Dec 9, 2024 · 2 comments
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iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000

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the right ankle roll does not calibrate. Instead, the joint starts to oscillate until it goes in idle. The issue seems very similar to #1834, which in the end was related to the optical disk of the encoder being dirty.

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cc @DanielePucci @Fabrizio69

there were also errors in the yarprobotinterface, but we were forced to run it from terminal in view of #1991 and the terminal was mistakenly closed. I'll add more info tomorrow when we will start again the robot.

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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title Right ankle roll does not calibrate properly iCubGenova09 (iRonCub3) S/N:000 – Right ankle roll does not calibrate properly Dec 9, 2024
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here a video of the failure:

MicrosoftTeams-video.mp4

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following the indications of @AntonioConsilvio I have used a cotton buds and isopropyl alcohol to clean the encoder of the right ankle roll. That was indeed the problem: now the joint calibrates and the robot is able to complete the startup phase with no errors. We can close this issue!

@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from Triage to Done in iCub Tech Support Dec 17, 2024
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