The block has visibly left our unloading fixture when the UR5e job pauses, so my phone clip makes the wait look daft. Support says the application is still expecting confirmation from the fixture. We've spent forty-one days exchanging descriptions of the same stopped position.
I can identify the fixture and saved job. Before asking for a replacement sensor, I want to see the actual confirmation alongside the physical release. Which details should our maintainer bring into that comparison?
Yes, the raw trace retained it. Maintainer has matched the same attempt to the footage. The open indication drops briefly before the application waits.
So the old export sent everyone sightseeing. I would have maintenance inspect the switch mounting and its operating arrangement before ordering a sensor just because its indication changed.
Inspection found movement at the switch bracket. Fixture designer has specified its repair and the check for the open position. We haven't changed the application's wait.
Application maintainer and shift lead own the unload checks, Nadia. Kai, maintainer is updating both launch arrangements so the export doesn't depend on which laptop we happen to borrow.
Lin's right to ask. If the next person can't recognise the intended position, a secure bracket in the wrong place is still a nuisance. A photo with the actual reference would help.
It names the bracket revision and shows the intended operating position. Repair is fitted. Our initial unload comparison no longer has the indication drop; interrupted-sequence checks are scheduled with the same people.
Both checked after a fresh sign-in using their usual shortcuts. Each export now names the installed field and attempt. Thanks, Lin, the bracket detail also made the maintenance handover much less vague.
Did the interrupted cases finish? The repaired bracket and better exports are useful progress; I'd like to hear what the operator handover says when the unload doesn't finish normally.