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Cannot activate force or impedance control, as ft_sensor_app_set returns with following:
ROBOT_IP: 192.168.8.231, VERSION: v2.5.5, PROTOCOL: V1, DETAIL: 6,6,XI1305,AC1303,v2.5.5, TYPE1300: [1, 1]
change protocol identifier to 3
[motion_enable], xArm is not ready to move
[set_state], xArm is ready to move
ControllerError, code: 52
ControllerError had clean
SDK_VERSION: 1.14.7
[motion_enable], xArm is not ready to move
[set_state], xArm is ready to move
[SDK][ERROR][2025-02-05 12:09:23][base.py:380] - - API -> ft_sensor_app_set -> code=10, app_code=1
The following error pops up in UFACTORY studio:
Potentially related... our force torque sensor appears to be reading a large force in the Z direction that shouldn't be there:
Hi, I received your email, please remove all the tools at the end effector except the sensor, do the identification again and send the result to me through email, thank you.
I also meet with the same problem and there is a significantly high force in Z-direction. Have you already solved this issue? @RupeshJey@willplong
@Wenchu-Du In my particular case, this was a sensor-side issue and I had to replace the FT sensor entirely. I know the UFactory team is working on an updated version of the sensor that should be more damage-resistant.
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RupeshJey commentedon Feb 5, 2025
(From the same team as @willplong ) We have tried power-cycling the entire system and removing/reinstalling the force-torque sensor.
MinnaZhong commentedon Feb 6, 2025
Hi, I received your email, please remove all the tools at the end effector except the sensor, do the identification again and send the result to me through email, thank you.
Wenchu-Du commentedon Mar 30, 2026
I also meet with the same problem and there is a significantly high force in Z-direction. Have you already solved this issue? @RupeshJey @willplong
RupeshJey commentedon Apr 1, 2026
@Wenchu-Du In my particular case, this was a sensor-side issue and I had to replace the FT sensor entirely. I know the UFactory team is working on an updated version of the sensor that should be more damage-resistant.