KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller

14 fault codes documented

LED_FSOE_FLASH

FSoE Safety Protocol Internal Fault

The FSoE (Fail-Safe over EtherCAT) Safety protocol LED on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is flashing, indicating an internal fault code within the safety protocol communication. This compromises the safety communication over EtherCAT and prevents safe operation.

LED_FUSE_DEFECTIVE_ON

Blown Fuse

A red LED next to a fuse on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is ON, indicating that the fuse is defective (blown). This disrupts power supply to the circuit protected by the specific fuse, causing a loss of function for that component or module.

LED_PHY4_OFF

CCU_SR PHY4 Fault

The PHY4 LED on the CCU_SR module of the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is OFF, indicating a fault condition. This typically relates to the physical layer transceiver for network communication, suggesting a problem with a network connection or the transceiver itself.

LED_PWR12V_CIB_OFF

CIB_SR 1.2V Power Supply Failure

The PWR/1.2V LED for the CIB_SR module on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is OFF, indicating an absence of the 1.2V supply voltage. This condition prevents the CIB_SR module from operating correctly.

LED_PWR25V_CIB_OFF

CIB_SR 2.5V Power Supply Failure

The PWR/2.5V LED for the CIB_SR module on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is OFF, indicating an absence of the 2.5V supply voltage. This condition prevents the CIB_SR module from operating correctly.

LED_PWR33V_CIB_OFF

CIB_SR 3.3V Power Supply Failure

The PWR/3.3V LED for the CIB_SR module on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is OFF, indicating an absence of the 3.3V supply voltage. This condition prevents the CIB_SR module from operating correctly.

LED_PWRS33V_OFF

CCU_SR 3.3V System Power Supply Failure

The PWRS/3.3V LED on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is OFF, indicating that there is no 3.3V supply voltage present for the CCU_SR module. This critical power absence can prevent the entire CCU_SR module from functioning.

LED_STA1_CIB_FLASH

CIB_SR Microcontroller I/O Node Internal Fault

The STA1 (CIB_SR) LED for the microcontroller I/O node on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is flashing, indicating an internal fault. This fault affects the I/O processing capabilities of the CIB_SR module, impacting robot control and sensor/actuator interaction.

LED_STA1_PMB_FLASH

PMB_SR Microcontroller Internal Fault

The STA1 (PMB_SR) LED on the Cabinet Control Unit, Small Robot (CCU_SR) is flashing, indicating an internal fault within the PMB_SR microcontroller responsible for USB functions. This can prevent proper system operation of the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller.

LED_STA2_FPGA_FLASH

FPGA Node Internal Fault

The STA2 LED for the FPGA node on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is flashing, indicating an internal fault. This fault points to an issue with the Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) which is crucial for high-speed processing and logic within the controller.

LED_STAS1_FLASH

Safety Node A Internal Fault

The STAS1 (Safety node A) LED on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is flashing, indicating an internal fault code within Safety node A. This critical fault affects the safety chain and requires immediate attention to restore safe operation.

LED_STAS2_FLASH

Safety Node B Internal Fault

The STAS2 (Safety node B) LED on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is flashing, indicating an internal fault code within Safety node B. This critical fault affects the safety chain and requires immediate attention to restore safe operation.

LED_SWP0_OFF

CCU_SR SW_P0 Fault

The SW_P0 LED on the CCU_SR module of the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is OFF, indicating a fault condition. This suggests an internal system or software-related issue within the Cabinet Control Unit, Small Robot.

LED_TEMP_FAULT_ON

Ballast Resistor Overtemperature

The "Temp Fault" LED on the KUKA KRC4 Sunrise Cabinet Med Controller is ON, indicating an overtemperature condition at the ballast resistor R1. This is a critical condition that can lead to system shutdown or damage if not addressed.