Which UR5e fixture input explains this wait with an empty receiver?

LouisBrooks0833 · 16 Feb 2026, 07:39 UTC

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LouisBrooks0833
Receiver is visibly empty in this occurrence. Program waits for clear confirmation. What should I send beside the video?

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NaomiBarnes0593
Replying to LouisBrooks0833

Send the installed job identity, active waiting step and retained confirmation state from that same occurrence. Ask the package author which physical input supplies clear confirmation for the fitted fixture.

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LouisBrooks0833
Replying to NaomiBarnes0593

Author identified the input. Retained trace shows false while the receiver is empty. Fixture identity matches their instructions.

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NaomiBarnes0593
Replying to LouisBrooks0833

Have maintenance check the actual sensing and signal path. The empty receiver narrows the question, but it does not identify which part of that path is wrong.

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LuisChan1130
Replying to LouisBrooks0833

Does the covering maintainer have the same trace and input reference?

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LouisBrooks0833
Replying to LuisChan1130

Yes, Luis. Both maintainers have it. Inspection found the sensor bracket displaced from its specified position.

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NaomiBarnes0593
Replying to LouisBrooks0833

Was the mounting itself damaged or loose? Restoring the position needs to include why it moved.

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LouisBrooks0833
Replying to NaomiBarnes0593

Fastener loose. Maintenance restored the mounting and checked confirmation at the intended position. Full sequence verification still due.

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LouisBrooks0833
Replying to LouisBrooks0833

Verification found another intermittent drop during fixture exchange. Ticket stays open; the static repair check did not cover it.

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NaomiBarnes0593
Replying to LouisBrooks0833

Retain that new exchange occurrence separately from the first stop and send it with the repair finding. Useful to know the repair improved one check without claiming it explained every interruption.

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