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A non-respond AX-12!

Bioloid robot kit from Korean company Robotis; CM5 controller block, AX12 servos..
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A non-respond AX-12!

Post by mic » Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:24 am

Post by mic
Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:24 am

Hi guys,

Has anyone come across a dead (No responds) AX-12? I have one brand new just out from the box which has got NO responds what so ever? I’ve tried with different Behavior control program/Motion file and also tried Reset it in Robot Terminal.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
Mic.
Hi guys,

Has anyone come across a dead (No responds) AX-12? I have one brand new just out from the box which has got NO responds what so ever? I’ve tried with different Behavior control program/Motion file and also tried Reset it in Robot Terminal.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
Mic.
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Post by Pev » Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:49 am

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Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:49 am

mic,

Can I ask the obvious, does it definately have an ID set?

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mic,

Can I ask the obvious, does it definately have an ID set?

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Post by pepperm » Sat Feb 03, 2007 12:56 pm

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Sat Feb 03, 2007 12:56 pm

Yes, when you start up the Robot Terminal, does the CM-5 report anything. Perhaps you could post a screen capture. When I start up my Robot Terminal connected to my CM-5 and the latest Bioloid I/O board, then press Return on the PC I get the following:

[CM-5 Version 1.14]
<->PC:57142 BPS, <->Dynamixel:1000000 BPS
ID:069
001(0X01) Dynamixels Found.
[CID:069 (0X45)]

Do you get something similar?

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Yes, when you start up the Robot Terminal, does the CM-5 report anything. Perhaps you could post a screen capture. When I start up my Robot Terminal connected to my CM-5 and the latest Bioloid I/O board, then press Return on the PC I get the following:

[CM-5 Version 1.14]
<->PC:57142 BPS, <->Dynamixel:1000000 BPS
ID:069
001(0X01) Dynamixels Found.
[CID:069 (0X45)]

Do you get something similar?

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Post by mic » Sat Feb 03, 2007 5:37 pm

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Sat Feb 03, 2007 5:37 pm

Yes, this is what I get when I start up the Robot Terminal, any thing wrong there? Seems the CID is difference from you compare to my ID:016 should be something like … [CID:016 (something)]? Is that right?


[CM-5 Version 1.14]
<->PC:57142 BPS, <->Dynamixel:1000000 BPS
ID:016
001(0X01) Dynamixels Found.
[CID:001 (0X01)]
Yes, this is what I get when I start up the Robot Terminal, any thing wrong there? Seems the CID is difference from you compare to my ID:016 should be something like … [CID:016 (something)]? Is that right?


[CM-5 Version 1.14]
<->PC:57142 BPS, <->Dynamixel:1000000 BPS
ID:016
001(0X01) Dynamixels Found.
[CID:001 (0X01)]
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Post by pepperm » Sat Feb 03, 2007 6:56 pm

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Sat Feb 03, 2007 6:56 pm

If that is the only dynamixel on the bus then everything looks OK to me. Type:

cid 16
ping

and you should get a load of text with numbers back. If so I would say the electronics in the Dynamixel are OK.

If it is the only dynamixel then it has an ID id 16 and it is responding.

My dynamixel was a special one with an ID of 69. Mind you I am not sure what the last line is saying.

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If that is the only dynamixel on the bus then everything looks OK to me. Type:

cid 16
ping

and you should get a load of text with numbers back. If so I would say the electronics in the Dynamixel are OK.

If it is the only dynamixel then it has an ID id 16 and it is responding.

My dynamixel was a special one with an ID of 69. Mind you I am not sure what the last line is saying.

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Post by mic » Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:40 am

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Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:40 am

Yes that’s right only one dynamixel was connected, I have also run the CID 16 and Ping, Search…. etc.. looks like there is not electronics problem may be the motor I think… anyway Thanks for your advice. Now I have used one of the motor from the Arm and set the address as 16 so I can get it work on 2 legs for the time being.

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Yes that’s right only one dynamixel was connected, I have also run the CID 16 and Ping, Search…. etc.. looks like there is not electronics problem may be the motor I think… anyway Thanks for your advice. Now I have used one of the motor from the Arm and set the address as 16 so I can get it work on 2 legs for the time being.

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