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Robonova emits a high pitched whine

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Robonova emits a high pitched whine

Post by Rosco » Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:24 pm

Post by Rosco
Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:24 pm

Hi All,

I am hoping that this is a noob question.
Built my Robonova and got it to standup on first power on but it emits this high pitched whine which is most anoying.

Investigated and found that it is comming from the servo's when they are under static load.
During movement no noise.
During no movement and no stress no noise.
During no movement but placing some load (as in standing holding the torso in position) they scream.

Help please, is this normal.
Hi All,

I am hoping that this is a noob question.
Built my Robonova and got it to standup on first power on but it emits this high pitched whine which is most anoying.

Investigated and found that it is comming from the servo's when they are under static load.
During movement no noise.
During no movement and no stress no noise.
During no movement but placing some load (as in standing holding the torso in position) they scream.

Help please, is this normal.
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Post by aguiloco » Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:37 pm

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Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:37 pm

Hi Rosco, I´m a noob like you, but my RN-1 emits pitched when the servos is under stress, but is a little pitch, like the sound before a bomb
Hi Rosco, I´m a noob like you, but my RN-1 emits pitched when the servos is under stress, but is a little pitch, like the sound before a bomb
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Post by DirtyRoboto » Thu Dec 28, 2006 10:16 pm

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Thu Dec 28, 2006 10:16 pm

Yes, this is normal.

This is the sound of 16 servos awaiting your command..
Yes, this is normal.

This is the sound of 16 servos awaiting your command..
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Post by Humanoido » Fri Dec 29, 2006 5:47 am

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Fri Dec 29, 2006 5:47 am

(When doing the zero settings - page 64 in the manual) I can tune out the high pitch sound in my Robonova servos by recalibrating the zero point using the RoboBasic software. Generally it only requires the difference of one point to go from sound to no sound. Hope this helps.

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(When doing the zero settings - page 64 in the manual) I can tune out the high pitch sound in my Robonova servos by recalibrating the zero point using the RoboBasic software. Generally it only requires the difference of one point to go from sound to no sound. Hope this helps.

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Post by Rosco » Fri Dec 29, 2006 10:58 am

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Fri Dec 29, 2006 10:58 am

Many thanks for the above :D , I managed as mentioned to turn down the high pitched whine by recalibrating the zero point.
Many thanks for the above :D , I managed as mentioned to turn down the high pitched whine by recalibrating the zero point.
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the sound is normal

Post by MearWolf » Sat Dec 30, 2006 1:35 pm

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Sat Dec 30, 2006 1:35 pm

it's the servos under strain(not bad) and once you zero it it just get a lot quieter and higher pitch, the noice will come back if for exapmle the hips are puchsing against each other.
I strongly recomend zeroing, i foung that to make it remember the zero you have to open up a program, the template program and write the zero poistions into a program
it's the servos under strain(not bad) and once you zero it it just get a lot quieter and higher pitch, the noice will come back if for exapmle the hips are puchsing against each other.
I strongly recomend zeroing, i foung that to make it remember the zero you have to open up a program, the template program and write the zero poistions into a program
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