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Examples are valid for :<\/p>\n
TMflow Software version\uff1a 2.14 or above<\/p>\n
TM Robot Hardware version\uff1aAll<\/p>\n
Other specific requirements: None<\/p>\n
Note that older or newer software versions may have different results.<\/p>\n
After replacing the power control board, a joint, or the IO module, follow Techman Robot\u2019s Service Manual to update firmware. Before updating the firmware, ensure that the Control Box and robot are properly connected. You can verify the connection by checking whether the LED indicator on the IO module has lit up.<\/p>\n
Do not update the firmware and contact Techman Robot instead\u2014if the wiring of the Control Box is properly installed, the robot cable is securely connected to the Control Box, and the Emergency Stop switch is released, but the LED indicator on the IO module still does not light up.<\/p>\n
After ensuring that the robot and Control Box are connected, follow the Service Manual to update EEPROMUPDATE5, ESI, then firmware.<\/p>\n