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/rws/start_rapid fails on my CRB15000 #81
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The CRB15000 requires RWS2 which is not compatible with this driver. |
I am using it with RWS2 on the other robot arm as well (it has an Omnicore controller). To do that, I am using the following combination of packages:
The updated state machine is also available here: Both arms have an Omnicore controller. But the RAPID restarting service does not work on the CRB15000 cobot. |
Sorry @Amin173 but I don't think that you will be able to get support for someone else's code in this repository. In general, RWS2.0 requires mastership for performing The GoFa has additional safety features that the IRBs do not have, as it is meant to work outside a cage, so permissions for performing start/stop might need to be adjusted for the Default User. |
Thanks for you reply @progtologist. I understand these are forked repositories, but I wanted to see if anyone has some insight on the issue or had a similar issue before. I'll look into to the items you mentioned and post an update here if I can solve it. |
I also would like to use the ABB GoFa CRB1500 with the hardware_interface. Is available an hardware interface to use it combined with ROS Control? I would like to create a PD controller within the ROS control framework, but it misses the HW interface. |
Hi @SteMuc, I leave hereafter our repo that does exactly what you are looking for both for Gofa and Yumi Single Arm: Let me know what you think if you are going to use it. Cheers |
When calling the /rws/start_rapid on a CRB15000 cobot, I get the following error:
Here's the DEBUG log:
On another ABB arm (not a cobot), the service works just fine. Both robot arms have the OmniCore controller.
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