Which fixture-loading details would make our UR5e ticket usable?

RaviBarnes0563 · 6 Oct 2025, 09:10 UTC

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RaviBarnes0563
Our UR5e connector-loading ticket keeps coming back asking for details, although the seller we bought from through Alibaba has a clear view of the stopped arm; I now think the missing piece is the fixture state, so what should I arrange for the shift to capture with the message?

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ElliotBell0683
Replying to RaviBarnes0563

Did the readable message name a fixture condition, Ravi, or are you working backwards from where the arm stopped?

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RaviBarnes0563
Replying to ElliotBell0683

Working backwards from the pose; the message is unreadable in the clip, and I have asked the shift lead for the exact message, active step and occurrence time together.

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ElliotBell0683
Replying to RaviBarnes0563

Can the lead also identify the actual fixture in the clip, since a useful state for one setup might mean nothing on the next?

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RaviBarnes0563
Replying to ElliotBell0683

The clip uses fixture F2, but the photograph we attached shows F1; I have corrected the attachment list and asked for matching controller and PLC records from the next captured occurrence.

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ElliotBell0683
Replying to RaviBarnes0563

Was F1 attached just to show the general arrangement, or did the ticket tell support that it was the fixture involved?

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RaviBarnes0563
Replying to ElliotBell0683

The ticket said it was involved, unfortunately; support has acknowledged the correction, and the shift lead owns the next capture with the F2 identification included.

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ElliotBell0683
Replying to RaviBarnes0563

Then the next useful answer is what the F2 message actually says, rather than another close-up of the same stationary arm.

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