Turning on and off the Vizzy robot: Difference between revisions
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# Check that the Vizzy power cables are unplugged from the power source. | # Check that the Vizzy power cables are unplugged from the power source. | ||
# Set the voltage to 24.5V and rotate the current dial (there is no value set for the current dial). | # Set the voltage to 24.5V and rotate the current dial (there is no value set for the current dial). | ||
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## Check that the orange lights on the smaller controller boards are blinking. | ## Check that the orange lights on the smaller controller boards are blinking. | ||
# Run the iCubInterface on the PC104. | # Run the iCubInterface on the PC104. | ||
=Turning Vizzy off= |
Revision as of 13:03, 23 September 2011
Turning Vizzy on
- Check that the Vizzy power cables are unplugged from the power source.
- Set the voltage to 24.5V and rotate the current dial (there is no value set for the current dial).
- Check Vizzy O.K. lights.
- Check that the blue/purple lights on the larger controller boards go off (after a few seconds).
- Check that the orange lights on the smaller controller boards are blinking.
- Run the iCubInterface on the PC104.