[Jayant_Rathore1989]

Hello everyone,
I'm a new user trying to generate programs for a FAIRINO FR5 robot using RoboDK, and I'm encountering a couple of persistent errors on the robot's software that are preventing me from running my programs.
The main errors I am seeing are:

• "Line Point Error": This appears when I try to run a program with linear movements.
  
• "Point Table Missing": The robot is telling me it can't find the point table I've defined in the program.
  

My process is as follows:

1. I have selected a curve on the object, which you can see in the station attached with this.
   
2. I generated the program for the FAIRINO CR5, post processor fairino. ( i have checked other option as well which is fairino db ) 
   
3. I transfer the
   
   Code:

   lua
    file format to the robot controller via USB.
   

I've already checked the following based on my own debugging:

• I have ensured that the points are reachable and not violating joint limits.
  

Could anyone with experience on the FAIRINO CR5 or similar controllers running on the same platform offer some insight?
Specifically, I'm wondering:

1. Are there any specific formatting requirements for point tables or linear moves in the FAIRINO
   
   Code:

   lua
    files format that I might be missing?
   
2. Could this be a post-processor issue? Has anyone successfully used a post-processor for this specific robot model and are there any common pitfalls?
   
3. Is there a configuration setting on the robot controller itself that needs to be adjusted to properly interpret the program files?
   

Any guidance or shared experience would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[Sergei]

Please try using the Fairino-db postprocessor.
Here is the explanatory video of how to use the generated program and points table: video

In addition, it is necessary to ensure that the robot dimensions (e.g., link lengths and offsets) accurately match those of the actual robot, as they may vary depending on the robot version.

[Jayant_Rathore1989]

Please try using the Fairino-db postprocessor.
Here is the explanatory video of how to use the generated program and points table: video

In addition, it is necessary to ensure that the robot dimensions (e.g., link lengths and offsets) accurately match those of the actual robot, as they may vary depending on the robot version.

We have tried the process as per your instructions but are still facing the same issue. 

I have attached all the files and videos for your reference. 

Can you please look into this .?? if possible please run this station in your system once and share the video of the process. 



Jayant