Unknown status flag received, KPP/KSP (axis)
Kuka · KR C4 Controller
What does 26043 mean?
This fault signifies a software error within the EtherCat master, resulting in the reception of an unknown status flag from a KPP or KSP drive. This indicates a low-level protocol issue that the system cannot interpret, potentially leading to unpredictable behavior.
Common Causes
- Software error in the EtherCat master component.
Repair Steps & Checklist
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- 1
Verify the KUKA KR C4 system software and EtherCAT master firmware versions are up-to-date and compatible with the connected KPP/KSP drives.
- 2
Inspect all EtherCAT communication cables between the KR C4 controller and the KPP/KSP drives for physical damage, proper routing, and secure connections.
- 3
Check diagnostic LEDs on the affected KPP/KSP drive(s) for any error indicators and verify their installed firmware version.
- 4
Verify the EtherCAT device configuration and axis parameters within the KR C4 controller for consistency with the installed KPP/KSP drives.