KUKA Robot codes
KUKA RobotSystemBasic

KRC0676

KUKA Robot KRC0676 - DIFFERENT TYPES WITH CHANGE OF INITIAL VALUE 2012

DIFFERENT TYPES WITH CHANGE OF INITIAL VALUE 2012

This alarm occurs when a KRL program object (variable, module, or function) has its data type changed while simultaneously modifying its initial value in the 2012 code format. The system detects an incompatible combination of type modification and initialization change that violates KRL syntax rules.

Common Causes

  • Attempting to change variable data type and reassign initial value in the same declaration
  • Modifying a global variable's type while also changing its initialization parameter
  • Using incompatible type casting with initial value assignment in KRL code
  • Loading a program with conflicting type definitions from different compilation sessions
  • Incorrect syntax when redefining function parameters or return types with new default values

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. 1Review the KRL source code around the flagged object name to identify type and initialization changes
  2. 2Separate type changes from initial value assignments into distinct declaration statements
  3. 3Verify that the new data type is compatible with the assigned initial value
  4. 4Check for conflicting variable declarations in included modules or function libraries
  5. 5Recompile the KRL program after correcting syntax, ensuring no type redefinition conflicts exist
  6. 6If using legacy code, verify compliance with current KRL standards and update declarations accordingly

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