2023-01-21 06:58 PM
New P-NUCLEO-IHM03 purchased from Mouser does not work right out of the box. The P-NUCLEO-IHM03 has the firmware pre-installed. After pushing Blue start/stop button, the motor starts but fails to continue.
Connecting to X-CUBE-MCSDK, the SDK shows that a fault is thrown and the motor shuts down. The P-NUCLEO-IHM03 Black button needs to be pressed to clear the fault, but the motor still does not continue to run upon Blue button start.
This is not the behavior described in the getting started, or the videos about the P-NUCLEO-IHM03 or the X-CUBE-MCSDK.
Re-programming with the P-NUCLEO-IHM03 with the example project does not fix the fault.
I do not believe the P-NUCLEO-IHM03 should behave this way. Do I have a bad one? Should I get a new one?
2023-01-23 12:40 AM
Hello @SGall.1 ,
Could you confirm that you are using the Gimbal motor provided with the IHM03 kit ?
What is the error reported by the MC Pilot ?
Did you re-program it with the MCSDK 6.1 ?
Regards
Cedric
2023-01-23 06:47 PM
2023-01-24 07:16 AM
Hello @SGall.1 (Community Member) ,
I have tried to reproduce your problem, and everything is working fine on my end.
If this is no firmware problem, as the pre-installed firmware should be working correctly, then the problem might come from a phase of the motor which is not well connected, or a bad contact.
However, I have a set of questions to make sure this is not a firmware issue :
Hoping this will help
Gaël A.
2023-01-24 10:04 AM
2023-01-25 01:13 AM
Hello @SGall.1 (Community Member),
I have conducted a further investigation of your problem using several IHM03 kits coming from the factory and having firmware pre-installed. All of them are working perfectly fine. Thus, the firmware should not be the blocking point here.
I have also tried the P-IHM03-Potentiometer example. Be mindful not to let the potentiometer on minimum value, as it can indeed result to a failure at start up due to low speed command. This may be the problem you were facing from the beginning, as the pre-installed firmware is in fact a version of the potentiometer example.
Otherwise, if you followed instructions from videos and user manuals correctly, and I believe you did, I see no other possible issue than hardware. As I said in my precedent post, it may be a bad contact, or a defective component. Unfortunately, you may have to replace some of them.
Hoping this will help
Gaël A.
2024-06-11 10:54 PM
Has your issue solved? What is the solution?