What causes KUKA Robot alarm KRC0832?

Variable, function, or module name exceeds 24 characters. Descriptive naming convention used without considering character limits. Automatic code generation or macro expansion creating overly long identifiers. Copy-paste from external documentation with lengthy naming schemes. Nested structure naming with concatenated prefixes (e.g., 'MotionControl_SafetyMonitor_InitializeSequence').

How do I fix KUKA Robot alarm KRC0832?

1. Identify the problematic object name from the error context in the Diagnostics window 2. Count the total characters in the object name and confirm it exceeds the 24-character limit 3. Abbreviate the object name using industry-standard short forms (e.g., 'Init' instead of 'Initialize', 'Ctrl' instead of 'Control') 4. Rename the object consistently throughout the entire KRL source file and any referenced modules 5. Verify the renamed object does not conflict with existing variable or function names 6. Recompile the program and verify the alarm no longer appears in the system diagnostics

KUKA Robot codes

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KUKA Robot Controller

System · Basic

Alarm KRC0832

KUKA Robot KRC0832 - NAME TOO LONG 2168

This alarm indicates that an object name in the KRL program exceeds the maximum allowed character length. The system enforces strict naming conventions for modules, functions, and variables to maintain compatibility with the KRC runtime environment.

KUKA RobotSystemBasic

KRC0832

KUKA Robot KRC0832 - NAME TOO LONG 2168

NAME TOO LONG 2168

Common Causes

Variable, function, or module name exceeds 24 characters
Descriptive naming convention used without considering character limits
Automatic code generation or macro expansion creating overly long identifiers
Copy-paste from external documentation with lengthy naming schemes
Nested structure naming with concatenated prefixes (e.g., 'MotionControl_SafetyMonitor_InitializeSequence')

Troubleshooting Steps

1Identify the problematic object name from the error context in the Diagnostics window
2Count the total characters in the object name and confirm it exceeds the 24-character limit
3Abbreviate the object name using industry-standard short forms (e.g., 'Init' instead of 'Initialize', 'Ctrl' instead of 'Control')
4Rename the object consistently throughout the entire KRL source file and any referenced modules
5Verify the renamed object does not conflict with existing variable or function names
6Recompile the program and verify the alarm no longer appears in the system diagnostics

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