by pculverhouse » Tue Jul 29, 2008 2:57 pm
by pculverhouse
Tue Jul 29, 2008 2:57 pm
I do not know if you recall, but one of our students managed to kill 32 AX12+ servos during a programming test when at the Euroby 2008 competition.
We now have had a chance to try and recover them.
We have been able to reset and re-baud and re-ID 12 of them.
But that has left 20 that do not respond. We have taken them apart and found that we can see a clk signal on 19 of them, and that most of these appear to fixed in a RX-mode where the enable on the RX-tristate buffer is set high. But we cannot get any of these to respond to a CM-5 baud or ID scan.
Can you recommend a solution please?
I wonder if we will be able to use the JTAG pads on the PCB to go and take control of the processor??
Can anyone advise please.
Phil Culverhouse
I do not know if you recall, but one of our students managed to kill 32 AX12+ servos during a programming test when at the Euroby 2008 competition.
We now have had a chance to try and recover them.
We have been able to reset and re-baud and re-ID 12 of them.
But that has left 20 that do not respond. We have taken them apart and found that we can see a clk signal on 19 of them, and that most of these appear to fixed in a RX-mode where the enable on the RX-tristate buffer is set high. But we cannot get any of these to respond to a CM-5 baud or ID scan.
Can you recommend a solution please?
I wonder if we will be able to use the JTAG pads on the PCB to go and take control of the processor??
Can anyone advise please.
Phil Culverhouse