Our Universal Robots UR5e arrived from an unnamed seller in China with external labels matching the order.
The guide shows different connections around the controller connection panel.
I asked for the applicable manual 5 days ago without a useful reply.
We bought it for loading empty assembly fixtures, and I've kept the setup unpowered.
Does your support message include the arm and controller identifiers, a photo of the connections, and the relevant manual page? Those would make the mismatch easier to locate.
I've the arm and controller identifiers plus a photo of the controller connection panel. The drawing doesn't match, and the manual filename gives no controller configuration.
@ImranCarter1001 Send that material together and ask which document applies to your exact configuration. Leave the setup unpowered until the connection question is answered.
Try a contact you can verify through the maker's published information. Ask whether they can identify the document; don't assume that means they'll take over seller support.
@ImranCarter1001 Because the equipment labels match your order, the wrong manual seems to be the issue. Request the configuration guide that belongs with the package you received.
@SamAli0246 Agreed, my wording was too definite. The request should cover the hardware configuration as well as the matching document, not merely a replacement file.
A matching robot name doesn't confirm every diagram. The document also needs to cover the controller and configuration shown by your equipment identifiers.