by garycmartin » Wed Jan 12, 2011 6:40 am
by garycmartin
Wed Jan 12, 2011 6:40 am
Probably some obvious advice here, but seeing my CM510 only shipped a few weeks back, it didn't occur to me to check... For new owners (that would be me) who built the humanoid type A and have been using the CM510 with the default installed type A motion and task files as shipped, be aware that you might want to go to the Robotis e-manual site and download the latest humanoid type A motion and task files, and install them to your Bioloid. I've just downloaded both and it's noticeably more stable walking over uneven surfaces, one corner of my room has some wonky floorboards that almost always caused a fall, and between rooms here are metal carpet grippers/rails that I could never walk past without tipping over several times. The comments in the task file say it was modified on 2010/09/29 "Fixed some bugs in WalkExecute". No idea if the motion file has changes as well, as there are no release comments in motion files.
Probably some obvious advice here, but seeing my CM510 only shipped a few weeks back, it didn't occur to me to check... For new owners (that would be me) who built the humanoid type A and have been using the CM510 with the default installed type A motion and task files as shipped, be aware that you might want to go to the Robotis e-manual site and download the latest humanoid type A motion and task files, and install them to your Bioloid. I've just downloaded both and it's noticeably more stable walking over uneven surfaces, one corner of my room has some wonky floorboards that almost always caused a fall, and between rooms here are metal carpet grippers/rails that I could never walk past without tipping over several times. The comments in the task file say it was modified on 2010/09/29 "Fixed some bugs in WalkExecute". No idea if the motion file has changes as well, as there are no release comments in motion files.