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1100

Stopped {(Axis number)}

Kuka · KSS 8.3 System Software

What does 1100 mean?

This message indicates that a specific axis has stopped unexpectedly. This is a regular monitoring function that can be triggered if an axis is prevented from moving or maintaining its commanded position. In torque mode, this monitoring may be automatically deactivated if `SET_TORQUE_LIMITS()` is used with `monitor #off`.

Common Causes

  • The specified axis has stopped unexpectedly during operation.
  • Axis motion was halted prematurely due to an external command or internal fault.
  • Axis movement was aborted; check for interlocks or emergency stops on {(Axis number)}.

Repair Steps & Checklist

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  1. 1

    Identify the specific axis number mentioned in the error message.

  2. 2

    Physically inspect the robot's axis for any obstructions, external forces, or mechanical binding preventing movement.

  3. 3

    Review the robot program and motion parameters for the affected axis to ensure valid commands and trajectories.

  4. 4

    If operating in torque mode and this message is not desired, confirm that `SET_TORQUE_LIMITS(..., monitor #off)` is correctly implemented for the axis.

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Source: KUKA KSS 8.3 System Software
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