Hello,
I’m currently setting up our Sensapex uMp-4 manipulators to be controlled via PC using Pinpoint and the Ephys Link interface. The system is correctly detecting both manipulators, and position echoing works — meaning when I move the manipulators manually (via the TSC or rotary controller), the movement is reflected accurately in Pinpoint.
However, I’m unable to send movement commands from the PC to the manipulators. The Ephys Link console displays the following error:
ValueError: Device #1 is configured for 3 axes, but target position has 4 elements.
From what I understand, this is likely due to Pinpoint sending a 4-element command but detecting uMp-4 as a 3-axis manipulator.
I’ve looked through the Pinpoint interface but I have not found a way to disable pitch/yaw/roll or to limit movement commands to 3 axes or to detect uMp-4 as a 4-axis manipulator. I would greatly appreciate your assistance regarding this matter. If you need any additional informationI would be happy to provide it. A picture of the error mentioned above is attached here as well.

Hello,
I’m currently setting up our Sensapex uMp-4 manipulators to be controlled via PC using Pinpoint and the Ephys Link interface. The system is correctly detecting both manipulators, and position echoing works — meaning when I move the manipulators manually (via the TSC or rotary controller), the movement is reflected accurately in Pinpoint.
However, I’m unable to send movement commands from the PC to the manipulators. The Ephys Link console displays the following error:
ValueError: Device #1 is configured for 3 axes, but target position has 4 elements.
From what I understand, this is likely due to Pinpoint sending a 4-element command but detecting uMp-4 as a 3-axis manipulator.
I’ve looked through the Pinpoint interface but I have not found a way to disable pitch/yaw/roll or to limit movement commands to 3 axes or to detect uMp-4 as a 4-axis manipulator. I would greatly appreciate your assistance regarding this matter. If you need any additional informationI would be happy to provide it. A picture of the error mentioned above is attached here as well.