Spacer-unloading stops with little for support to read

LucyBrooks0828 · 26 Jul 2026, 12:34 UTC

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LucyBrooks0828
Our UR5e spacer-unloading package stops intermittently. Three days since I contacted the Alibaba seller; they want more detail after my phone video. What should I send to make investigation possible?

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HenryAdams0090
Replying to LucyBrooks0828

Send installed program and fixture references with the exact event time and message. Ask which log export they need; I can't diagnose the stop from the motion description.

19 points
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LucyBrooks0828
Replying to HenryAdams0090

I've sent the references. Video starts after the stop, with the pendant too small to read. Exact message missing from that occurrence.

7 points
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HarishBennett0750
Replying to LucyBrooks0828

I have a similar evidence gap in my own ticket. Does your clip at least identify the active fixture and show the spacer position clearly? Those could still be useful without pretending it contains the message.

16 points
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LucyBrooks0828
Replying to HarishBennett0750

Fixture visible, spacer partly hidden by the fingers. I've described that limitation in the attachment note. Support hasn't specified logs yet.

18 points
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LeoAbbott0014
Replying to LucyBrooks0828

Who can describe what happened before the camera started? The operator may remember a tray change or a particular sequence step. I wouldn't call that proof of cause, but it gives support context that a stopped-arm film cannot.

15 points
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ElliotAllen0335
Replying to LeoAbbott0014

Keep recollection separate from recorded evidence, especially if somebody has already reset the screen before remembering what it said.

23 points
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LeoAbbott0014
Replying to ElliotAllen0335

Agreed, Elliot. I mean their own description, labelled as such. Better an honest recollection with limits than making the report look complete by assigning a message nobody recorded.

15 points
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HenryAdams0090
Replying to LucyBrooks0828

Ask the shift to record the next normal occurrence under the approved procedure. No deliberate stop provocation needed for a better report.

18 points
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LucyBrooks0828
Replying to LeoAbbott0014

Shift lead has that request. Thanks, Leo; the operator could describe the preceding step, so I've added it as recollection rather than a logged event.

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HarishBennett0750
Replying to LucyBrooks0828

Do you have one ticket owner keeping these additions together? I'm finding that separate replies can leave the technical person reading an older attachment set.

20 points
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ElliotAllen0335
Replying to HarishBennett0750

One indexed event bundle would help, but don't discard earlier versions of the evidence when the interpretation changes.

6 points
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LucyBrooks0828
Replying to HarishBennett0750

I'm maintaining the attachment list. No new stop captured yet. Seller has acknowledged the extra references, but hasn't answered the export question.

10 points
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LeoAbbott0014
Replying to LucyBrooks0828

Can your installer help identify the supported export for the installed version while the seller answers? That would be useful local assistance, provided they actually know this package and don't guess at a generic procedure.

14 points
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HenryAdams0090
Replying to LeoAbbott0014

Keep the supplier's unanswered request visible too. Local help doesn't mean the original report suddenly contains the missing event records.

12 points
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LucyBrooks0828
Replying to LeoAbbott0014

Installer is checking what they can supply. I still have no matched message or log for the first stop, and I'm leaving its cause undecided.

18 points
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HarishBennett0750
Replying to LucyBrooks0828

Please post what export they identify. I'd be interested in the process of getting the right evidence, even if the actual cause turns out quite different from ours.

10 points

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