What causes KUKA Robot alarm KRC0713?

Data list 2049 file is corrupted or has invalid syntax. Insufficient memory available to load the data list into the controller. File permissions or access restrictions preventing data list from being read. Incompatible data format or version mismatch with the current KRC software version. Invalid parameter values or out-of-range data within list 2049.

How do I fix KUKA Robot alarm KRC0713?

1. Check the KRC error log for detailed error codes (such as the 4301 suffix) to identify the specific failure point 2. Verify data list 2049 exists in the correct directory and has proper file formatting using the KRC editor 3. Reload or re-download data list 2049 from a known good backup to rule out file corruption 4. Ensure the controller has sufficient free memory by checking available RAM in the system settings 5. Review the data list contents for invalid entries, syntax errors, or parameter values outside acceptable ranges 6. If using custom KRL objects, verify all referenced items are properly defined and accessible to the program

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Alarm KRC0713

KUKA Robot KRC0713 - ERROR ON ENTERING THE DATA LIST 2049

This alarm indicates a failure occurred while attempting to enter or access data list 2049 during program execution or configuration. The error prevents proper loading or initialization of the specified data structure, which may contain critical program parameters or system configuration values.

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KRC0713

KUKA Robot KRC0713 - ERROR ON ENTERING THE DATA LIST 2049

ERROR ON ENTERING THE DATA LIST 2049

Common Causes

Data list 2049 file is corrupted or has invalid syntax
Insufficient memory available to load the data list into the controller
File permissions or access restrictions preventing data list from being read
Incompatible data format or version mismatch with the current KRC software version
Invalid parameter values or out-of-range data within list 2049

Troubleshooting Steps

1Check the KRC error log for detailed error codes (such as the 4301 suffix) to identify the specific failure point
2Verify data list 2049 exists in the correct directory and has proper file formatting using the KRC editor
3Reload or re-download data list 2049 from a known good backup to rule out file corruption
4Ensure the controller has sufficient free memory by checking available RAM in the system settings
5Review the data list contents for invalid entries, syntax errors, or parameter values outside acceptable ranges
6If using custom KRL objects, verify all referenced <object name> items are properly defined and accessible to the program

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