Trouble adjusting Home Posture Manually
Trouble adjusting Home Posture Manually
by RCPaul
Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:07 pm
Hello
Hopefully I can get some help with this.
I was able to initially Adjust my Home Posture Manually since I am away for business and do not currently have the package tray but now that I am trying to perfect it I am getting the message "ZeroPose Write Failure" after I click "Save Zero_Set to RBC".
I've tried recharging the battery, following the "Adjusting Home Posture Manually" steps several times, tried reloading the 2.34 firmware, and I can't get it to save the new minute adjustments I am doing.
Any suggestions?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Paul
Hopefully I can get some help with this.
I was able to initially Adjust my Home Posture Manually since I am away for business and do not currently have the package tray but now that I am trying to perfect it I am getting the message "ZeroPose Write Failure" after I click "Save Zero_Set to RBC".
I've tried recharging the battery, following the "Adjusting Home Posture Manually" steps several times, tried reloading the 2.34 firmware, and I can't get it to save the new minute adjustments I am doing.
Any suggestions?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Paul
by PedroR
Fri Oct 26, 2012 3:48 pm
Hi RCPaul
We've received the Zero Adjustment Tool from Robobuilder 57xx (in English).
This is a tool designed to let you fine tune the Posture of Robot (the Zero setting).
This procedure is also known as "trimming" in Kondo World.
A word of advice for all readers:
The 57xx Robots usually DON'T need to have the Zero Position Adjusted unless you assemble it in non standard ways or add heavy extensions.
Adjusting the Zero Posture will affect the way all motions run on the Robot so we recommend you avoid tampering with these settings unless it's absolutely necessary.
Robobuilder Zero Adjustment Tool by RoboSavvy, on Flickr
The software can be downloaded here http://robosavvy.com/RoboSavvyPages/Rob ... _v1.16.zip
This tool is an alternative to the usual Zero setting procedure which is done using the Tray that ships with the Robot, allowing for much finer tuning of the posture.
It is especially useful to correct the Robot's posture if you've modified your Robot in a way that shifts the centre of mass (for example by adding hands or other heavy components).
Regards
Pedro.
We've received the Zero Adjustment Tool from Robobuilder 57xx (in English).
This is a tool designed to let you fine tune the Posture of Robot (the Zero setting).
This procedure is also known as "trimming" in Kondo World.
A word of advice for all readers:
The 57xx Robots usually DON'T need to have the Zero Position Adjusted unless you assemble it in non standard ways or add heavy extensions.
Adjusting the Zero Posture will affect the way all motions run on the Robot so we recommend you avoid tampering with these settings unless it's absolutely necessary.
Robobuilder Zero Adjustment Tool by RoboSavvy, on Flickr
The software can be downloaded here http://robosavvy.com/RoboSavvyPages/Rob ... _v1.16.zip
This tool is an alternative to the usual Zero setting procedure which is done using the Tray that ships with the Robot, allowing for much finer tuning of the posture.
It is especially useful to correct the Robot's posture if you've modified your Robot in a way that shifts the centre of mass (for example by adding hands or other heavy components).
Regards
Pedro.
by PedroR
Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:48 am
Hi RCPaul
Make sure to extract all files to a folder before running it.
The file "language.ini" that's iniside the ZIP file must be in the same folder as the the executable file as it includes the translation to English.
You may also try deleting the file "RBzpt_v1.16.INI" before running the program. While I don't think this file makes any difference (it just stores the last COM and baud used) you may also try deleting it. Just make sure you keep language.ini.
When I run it from my end I get the screenshot I posted above, so apart from the "language.ini" I wouldn't really know.
Regards
Pedro.
Make sure to extract all files to a folder before running it.
The file "language.ini" that's iniside the ZIP file must be in the same folder as the the executable file as it includes the translation to English.
You may also try deleting the file "RBzpt_v1.16.INI" before running the program. While I don't think this file makes any difference (it just stores the last COM and baud used) you may also try deleting it. Just make sure you keep language.ini.
When I run it from my end I get the screenshot I posted above, so apart from the "language.ini" I wouldn't really know.
Regards
Pedro.