| Category | Specification | | :--- | :--- | | | 449 x 300 x 89 mm (Ultra-thin form factor) | | Weight | 9.8 kg (Approx.) | | Operating Systems | KUKA System Software (KSS) 8.7 / iiQKA.OS2 | | Teach Pendant | KUKA smartPAD-2 (for KSS) / smartPAD pro (for iiQKA) | | Supported Robots | KR AGILUS, KR DELTA, KR SCARA, LBR iisy | | Power Supply | AC 200V - 240V, 50/60 Hz (±10% tolerance) | | Max. Power Consumption | 2 kVA | | Cooling | Internal air circulation with optional IP54 oil mist housing | | Degree of Protection | IP20 (Standard) / IP54 with housing | | Max. Stacking | Up to 3 units | | I/O Interfaces | 16 digital inputs, 8 digital outputs (expandable) | | Network Interfaces | KSI / KONI / KLI / KEI | | Safety Compliance | ISO 10218:2025, IEC 62443, MASCHVO | | Processor/RAM | Intel X86 architecture, 4GB RAM |
Ensure ground resistance meets local industrial standards (typically < 1 Ohm). Connecting the Robot Manipulator
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The is a compact, high-performance robot controller designed to drive small robot systems with maximum efficiency and a minimal physical footprint. Often described as being small enough to fit into a shoe box, it represents a significant leap from its predecessor, the KR C4 compact, by offering a 70% smaller volume and weighing only 9 kg . Key Features and Specifications
Disconnect and re-seat the smartPAD connector. Inspect pins for bending or physical contamination. | Category | Specification | | :--- |
The full operational manual is structured to guide users through the entire lifecycle of the controller: KR C5 micro - KUKA
Connect the emergency stop, operator safety (safety gate), and enabling switches through either the physical X11/X41 discrete interfaces or via a safety fieldbus protocol (e.g., PROFIsafe or CIP Safety). 3. Initial Commissioning and smartPAD Setup This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
Motor draws power beyond safe thresholds due to binding or load payload mismatch.
Details hardware components, including cooling fans and the integrated computer.