KUKA Robot codes
KUKA RobotSystemBasic

KRC0936

KUKA Robot KRC0936 - PATH EXPRESSION INVALID 2273

PATH EXPRESSION INVALID 2273

This alarm indicates that a path expression used in KRL code contains invalid syntax or references a non-existent object in the program structure. The path expression fails to resolve to a valid KRL program object (module, function, or variable) during compilation or runtime.

Common Causes

  • Incorrect dot notation syntax when accessing object members or nested structures
  • Reference to an undefined variable, function, or module name in the path expression
  • Typo or case sensitivity mismatch in the object name referenced in the path
  • Attempting to access array elements or structure members that do not exist
  • Invalid use of special characters or whitespace in the path expression syntax

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. 1Review the KRL code line indicated in the error message and verify the path expression syntax follows proper dot notation
  2. 2Check that all referenced object names (variables, functions, modules) are correctly declared and spelled with proper case sensitivity
  3. 3Confirm that array indices and structure member names correspond to valid declarations in the current scope
  4. 4Verify that all required modules or includes are loaded and visible to the current program context
  5. 5Use the KUKA IDE code editor to validate syntax and check for any underlined errors in the path expression
  6. 6If referencing external modules, ensure they are properly imported and the full path to the object is correctly specified

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