Make sure your ethernet interface has DHCP enabled and connect to service port.
Do you have the PC Interface option on the robot? This is needed to connect via robotstudio. If you are trying to put the robot on a network, the WAN port is the best option. Do you have the port configured?
If you want to test if you can connect locally, use the service port and make sure your PC's ethernet adapter for the port you are using is on the 192.168.125.XXX subnet on something besides .001 then click one click connect for an easy connection
Do you have the PC Interface option on the robot? This is needed to connect via robotstudio...
No, it's not needed if you connect via service port, only for Wan.
and make sure your PC's ethernet adapter for the port you are using is on the 192.168.125.XXX subnet on something besides .001
No, just use DHCP, much easier.
Two post above everything is already told.
1. Identify Controller "Service Port (RJ45)" network information.
TP - ABB - System Info - Controller properties - Network connections - Service port
Default IP : 192.168.125.1
Subnet : 255.255.255.0
Gateway : None
2. Laptop IP Setup
Start - Run or WinKey + R
ncpa.cpl
Network adaptor "Properties" (Mouse Right click)
Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP v4)
General - Use the following IP Address
IP : 192.168.125.*** (without duplicate last number)
Subnet : 255.255.255.0 (as same robot controller)
Gateway : blank
3-1. Cable Connection
When, front panel's port "broken"...
Direct connect that RJ45 port.
Return;
Display MoreLaptop IP Setup
Start - Run or WinKey + R
ncpa.cpl
Network adaptor "Properties" (Mouse Right click)
Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP v4)
General - Use the following IP Address
IP : 192.168.125.*** (without duplicate last number)
Subnet : 255.255.255.0 (as same robot controller)
Gateway : blank
Thanks for the reply, I did as you pointed out, but the following RS error occurred: "No controller found on management port".
If this error does not occur, the connection process starts and the following error occurs: "RobotStudio .NET exception: C0040403 No response from controller. Timeout. Base exception: RobApiException".
On the controller installed:
RobotWare: 6.10
841-1 Ethernet/IP scanner/Adapter
608-1 World Zones
611-1 Path Recovery
616-1 PC interface
617-1 FlexPendant interface
623-1 multitasking
Display MoreThanks for the reply, I did as you pointed out, but the following RS error occurred: "No controller found on management port".
If this error does not occur, the connection process starts and the following error occurs: "RobotStudio .NET exception: C0040403 No response from controller. Timeout. Base exception: RobApiException".
On the controller installed:
RobotWare: 6.10
841-1 Ethernet/IP scanner/Adapter
608-1 World Zones
611-1 Path Recovery
616-1 PC interface
617-1 FlexPendant interface
623-1 multitasking
Robot Studio application error is related OS's stable environment.
1. Update Window
2. Update .Net framework
3. Update Visual C++ redistribute Package
4. Re-install Robot Studio
5. Use English user account
Robot Studio application error is related OS's stable environment.
1. Update Window
2. Update .Net framework
3. Update Visual C++ redistribute Package
4. Re-install Robot Studio5. Use English user account
Most of the time there is an error: "No controller found on management port", is it related with OS problem?
Most of the time there is an error: "No controller found on management port", is it related with OS problem?
Are you try "ping test" in command prompt?
Robotstudio still "No controller" message, You have to check network status.
Try it with a different network cable.
Are you try "ping test" in command prompt
Ping test with no problem
Ping test with no problem
Which IP address did you use for the ping test? If you have multiple network adapters, try disabling all except the one you want to use for communication.
