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Synthiam
#9  

Okay, if you calibrated the servos then his arms are not connected correctly. They should be facing DOWN along his SIDE when initialized

The sound of JD humming is normal - humanoid robots are loud because they use SERVOS to hold their position.

Have you completed the tutorial on Connecting To JD?

Singapore
#10  

Yes i have completed it but both of its hand seem to have some problem like the waving action it will assume the position like the above pic and if i make it walk, it will just fall down on its second or third step,

when i start the connection the arms are facing down as well

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Synthiam
#11  

It appears the servos on the arms are not calibrated correctly. When I'm at the office tomorrow I will send you a photo of the position his arms should be in when calibrated correctly.

There is another Lesson that I have to finish tomorrow on how to calibrate his ankles using the software Fine Tune feature. That will be what you will need to help:D

Singapore
#12  

alright thanks so much!

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Synthiam
#13  

My pleasure:) Now that the robots are shipping, I am spending all of my time creating tutorials and based on the experiences of community members like yourself.

If you complete a Lesson, there is a button at the bottom where you can mark it as Completed. Completed lessons show up in your profile, which help others (including myself) know what lessons you have learned.

Singapore
#14  

This position is after calibration when everything is set to 90 degrees correct?

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but when i click on connect, the position turned to this

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both of its hands will go 90 degrees backwards

FYI i am using ur jd example

i tried using the fine tune but im not sure how it works.

Singapore
#15  

NVM its ok thanks for the help i sort of solved it alr.