KUKA Robot codes
KUKA RobotParameterBasic

KRC0606

KUKA Robot KRC0606 - Wrong type of parameter variable

Wrong type of parameter variable

This alarm indicates that a parameter variable assigned to a specific channel in the KRC controller has an incompatible or incorrect data type. The channel expects a particular variable type (such as INT, REAL, BOOL, or a structured type) but received a different type, preventing proper command execution or data transfer.

Common Causes

  • Mismatched variable type assignment in the channel configuration or program code
  • Incorrect data type used when defining or passing parameters to channel functions
  • Type casting or conversion error between incompatible variable types
  • Corrupted or incorrect channel parameter definition in the robot's configuration files
  • Variable redefinition with a different type than originally declared in the channel setup

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. 1Verify the expected data type required by the affected channel in the KRC documentation or channel configuration
  2. 2Review the program code and channel parameter definitions to ensure the variable type matches the channel requirements
  3. 3Check the variable declaration and confirm it uses the correct KUKA KRC data type (INT, REAL, BOOL, AXIS, FRAME, etc.)
  4. 4Perform explicit type conversion or casting if necessary using KUKA KRL conversion functions
  5. 5Clear any conflicting variable declarations and recompile the program to resolve type ambiguities
  6. 6If the issue persists, reload the channel configuration from backup or reconfigure the channel parameters with the correct variable types

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