71-039-271 - KUKA KR C1/C2 RDC (RDW) board
Evidence-based English reference page for 71-039-271 and its documented system role.
71-039-271: KUKA KR C1/C2 RDC (RDW) board
Rebuilt from individual evidence
System role and integration
Unknown: evidence limits are source-limited.
Fresh evidence identifies 71-039-271 as KUKA KR C1/C2 RDC (RDW) board.
The page lists the board for KUKA KR C1 and C2 robot families, including KR 30, KR 45, KR 60, KR 125, KR 150, KR 200, KR 360, and KR 500 variants.
System role: Routes RDC board signals within the referenced KUKA robot controller and robot-system architecture. Sits inside the KUKA controller-side electronics associated with the robot's RDC interface.
Unknown: board revision, firmware, connector state, and compatibility with a specific robot serial number are not established by the consulted page.
- Exact reference
- 71-039-271
- Category
- Robotics
- Evidence checked
- 2026-09-12
System role
This section explains what the product does and where it acts in the surrounding system.
- Function
- Routes RDC board signals within the referenced KUKA robot controller and robot-system architecture.
- System position
- Sits inside the KUKA controller-side electronics associated with the robot's RDC interface.
- Upstream / inputs
- Receives controller and robot-system signals through the associated KUKA RDC wiring.
- Downstream / outputs
- Passes RDC-related signals to the associated KUKA controller or robot electronics.
- Limitations
- Unknown: board revision, firmware, connector state, and compatibility with a specific robot serial number are not established by the consulted page.
Evidence ledger
Facts, inferences, and unknowns are kept separate.
Facts
The exact-reference page identifies 71-039-271 as a KUKA KR C1/C2 RDC board (RDW).
- www.repair-robots.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
The page lists the board for KUKA KR C1 and C2 robot families, including KR 30, KR 45, KR 60, KR 125, KR 150, KR 200, KR 360, and KR 500 variants.
- www.repair-robots.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
Inferences
Routes RDC board signals within the referenced KUKA robot controller and robot-system architecture.
- www.repair-robots.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
Sits inside the KUKA controller-side electronics associated with the robot's RDC interface.
- www.repair-robots.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
Receives controller and robot-system signals through the associated KUKA RDC wiring.
- www.repair-robots.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
Passes RDC-related signals to the associated KUKA controller or robot electronics.
- www.repair-robots.com — retrieved 2026-09-12; medium confidence
Unknowns
Unknown: board revision, firmware, connector state, and compatibility with a specific robot serial number are not established by the consulted page.
System position diagram
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upstream["Receives controller and robot-system signals through the associated KUKA RDC wiring."] --> part["71-039-271 - KUKA KR C1/C2 RDC (RDW) board"]
part --> downstream["Passes RDC-related signals to the associated KUKA controller or robot electronics."]View diagram labels
- Nodes
- Receives controller and robot-system signals through the associated KUKA RDC wiring.; 71-039-271 - KUKA KR C1/C2 RDC (RDW) board; Passes RDC-related signals to the associated KUKA controller or robot electronics.
- Edges
- Upstream input to the referenced product.; Referenced product output to the downstream system.
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