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Update home authored Feb 03, 2025 by Wouter Jansen's avatar Wouter Jansen
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When booting, status panel lights will show a brief test pattern. The `COMM` status light will turn red, as the PC is not yet communicating with Husky.
Note that if the light goes from green to red it can help to restart the ROS system on board by running ```sudo systemctl restart ros```.
The `STOP` status light will be red if the Stop button is pressed. If the Stop button is not pressed, press it and verify that the `STOP` light illuminates. Leave the platform in stop mode until it is successfully receiving commands, indicated by the `COMM` status light turning green or yellow. A minute after booting up, the `COMM` status light will change from red to green (or yellow, depending on the stop mode status). This indicates that ROS is up on the computer and has established communications with the Husky base.
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  • The basics
    • Layout
    • Status panel
    • Starting up
    • Using the controller
    • Orientation reference
    • Specifications
    • Safety emergency-stop and lockout
  • Network Setup
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    • Internet access
  • USB drive
  • Sensors
    • eRTIS
    • Ouster OS0-128 LiDAR
    • Intel Realsense d435i camera
  • Using ROS
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    • Motion topics
    • Odometry topics
    • Diagnostics topics
    • Custom workspace
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    • Navigation with ROS
    • Publishing eRTIS data
    • Publishing Ouster OS0-128 LiDAR data
    • Publishing Intel Realsense d435i camera data
    • Transformation tree
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