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KRC0856

KUKA Robot KRC0856 - CONSTANT FOR KEY MUST FOLLOW 2192

CONSTANT FOR KEY MUST FOLLOW 2192

This alarm indicates a syntax error in KRL source code where a constant declaration for a key parameter is missing or incorrectly formatted according to KRL specification 2192. The compiler expects a properly defined constant value to follow the KEY keyword in the variable or parameter declaration.

Common Causes

  • Missing constant value assignment after KEY keyword in declaration
  • Incorrect syntax or formatting in constant definition following KEY
  • Using invalid data type or format for the constant value
  • Incomplete or malformed KEY declaration statement
  • Missing or extra whitespace or special characters breaking the syntax rule

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. 1Review the KRL source code line where the error occurs and locate the KEY keyword declaration
  2. 2Verify that a valid constant value immediately follows the KEY keyword with proper syntax
  3. 3Check the KRL language specification 2192 requirements for KEY constant declarations
  4. 4Ensure the constant value matches the expected data type and format
  5. 5Correct the syntax by adding the missing constant or removing extraneous characters
  6. 6Recompile the KRL program to verify the syntax error is resolved

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