We are currently using a UR20 robot. Could you please tell us how to configure EtherNet/IP to allow the PLC to read the robot’s error status? Also, does the robot’s scripting language have a function similar to “JUMP” for program branching?
Have you found the EtherNet/IP tutorial? Ethernet IP guide - 18712 - collaborative robots support
Here you can see which signals are sent between PLC and robot in both directions: eip-iomessage.pdf
Regarding the Jump; there sort of is a function (thanks to Eric Feldmann): How to jump to a certain line in the program via Script or Assignment - Technical Questions - Universal Robots Forum
There’s a flaw with it which you can read in the thread. It jumps to a line number, so if you insert code before the line number, you won’t achieve the correct jump anymore without also editing the jump command.
Here’s your English translation ![]()
I’ve checked the EIP documentation.
Will this type of alarm appear in the “Is fault” register, or is there another way I can read its error status?
Also, I’d like to ask whether the warnings and errors shown in POPUP messages can also be detected as fault statuses.
