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youbot firmware error with youbot_HelloWorldDemo

asked 2013-03-19 08:56:41 -0600

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updated 2013-03-19 08:58:16 -0600

I'm just getting started with a new youbot. I followed the manual instructions and built a few ros programs. When I try to run them I notice a few problems. Below is a log of the output and error messages I'm getting right now:

youbot@kukaros1:~/applications/hello_world_demo$ sudo ./youBot_HelloWorldDemo
Info: Initializing EtherCAT on eth0 with communication thread
Info: 5 EtherCAT slaves found
Info: BaseLeftFront      Controller Type: 1610  Firmware version: 148
Warning: The youBot base motor controller have to be of type: 174 or 1632
Warning: The ethercat slave number is not available!
Info: Done.

A quick scan of the youbot website didn't turn up any firmware images. Any ideas of how to resolve this issue?

I also don't get anywhere unless the arm is plugged in to eth0 and that seems weird to me. Any pointers welcome

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answered 2013-03-20 20:10:35 -0600

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We hound that usb key derievered from Kuka would not function. As a workaround, following the set of instuctions here we were able to run diagnostics and do keyboard control:

http://www.ros.org/wiki/rail_youbot/Tutorials/AddingAUserAndInstallingTheirLocalDrivers

I'll be interested in a similar process which works for Groovy.

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