Display Moreyour network settings are not proper but will work. (for that address range subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0)
without mapping, there is nothing for fieldbus driver to transfer so it does not even try to run. you MUST perform IO mapping.
notice how in upper right side you highlighted "EthernetIP" (under Fieldbusses)?
notice how you did not select anything on the Robot IO (under KR C I/Os)?
once you select robot I/O (for example Inputs) you can start mapping.
then you select Outputs and continue mapping...
read labels at the very bottom of the screenshot. under fieldbus you selected 1 byte of inputs. the bottom label says you selected 8 bit(s) in 1 signals. this means Map button will not be enabled until you select also 8 bits on the RobotIO side.
Lastly size of I/O blocks need to match. you selected huge 256 bytes as input and output block size. you probably do not even realize how much that is...
256byte * 8bits/byte = 4096 bits
and 4096 bits is entire address space of the robot. it means there is no I/O left. all robot I/Os are used just to communicate with one node (PLC).
if that is the case, you may want to extend the robot IO address space. you can double it.
btw,
Firstly thanks for your answer panic.
I arranged the subnet mask as you said (255.255.255.0) and I performed IO Mapping. Again as you said, I made the size of inputs and outputs to 5 for PLC and Robot. But I have still the same problem. In PLC Software, it seems that the connection does not exist. Is there any different suggestion?
that statement is incomplete. you use it where?
you should be using it in your PLC software (master need to be aware and in control all of its slaves)
I use it for PLC Software. I upload the .eds file to PLC Software and I choose KR C4 on the Ethernet IP page.
Thanks in advance.