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I have no idea how to run two hsr065a1 scalar robots at the same time(that are same except IP address).
At the very first time, I operated the robots with different IP address on denso robot bringup package. But when I operated the second robot, the motor of the first robot turned off.
And then
after I made different robot package file names, such as robot1, robot2, I operated robot1 first. But as soon as I operated robot2, I got a message [Setting the scen for model ‘robot1’ but model ‘robot2’ is loaded] without turnning off the motor of the robot1.
Please let me know how to operate two robot at the same time that are same except IP address?
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How to launch two robots that are same except IP address?
How to run two robots that are same except IP address?(only IP address is different)
Jan 19, 2022
Which launch file are you talking about? robot name_bringup.launch in denso_robot_bringup package? or denso_robot_control.launch in denso_robot_control package?
I want to control the robots with moveit.
I have no idea how to run two hsr065a1 scalar robots at the same time(that are same except IP address).
At the very first time, I operated the robots with different IP address on denso robot bringup package. But when I operated the second robot, the motor of the first robot turned off.
And then
after I made different robot package file names, such as robot1, robot2, I operated robot1 first. But as soon as I operated robot2, I got a message [Setting the scen for model ‘robot1’ but model ‘robot2’ is loaded] without turnning off the motor of the robot1.
Please let me know how to operate two robot at the same time that are same except IP address?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: