KUKA Robot codes
KUKA RobotSystemBasic

KRC0971

KUKA Robot KRC0971 - ANALOG INPUT EXPECTED 2308

ANALOG INPUT EXPECTED 2308

This alarm indicates that the KUKA control system expected an analog input signal at a specified I/O point but the data type or signal format does not match the expected analog input configuration. The system detected a mismatch between the declared analog input variable and the actual hardware I/O assignment or data type in the robot controller.

Common Causes

  • Analog input variable declared with incorrect data type (e.g., BOOL instead of REAL or INT)
  • I/O port assignment mismatch between hardware configuration and KRL program declaration
  • Corrupted or missing analog input hardware module configuration file
  • Analog input channel not properly configured in the IO.xml or hardware configuration
  • KRL program referencing an analog input that was deleted or renamed in the I/O configuration

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. 1Verify the data type of the analog input variable in the KRL program matches the hardware configuration (typically REAL for 4-20mA or 0-10V signals)
  2. 2Cross-reference the I/O port assignment in the program with the KRC configuration file (IO.xml) to ensure consistency
  3. 3Check the KUKA System Software startup log for related I/O configuration errors or warnings
  4. 4Reload the I/O configuration in the System parameters to refresh all analog input definitions
  5. 5If using a custom module or function, verify that the @P1@ parameter is correctly defined as an analog input in both the declaration and usage
  6. 6Power cycle the robot controller and reinitialize the I/O system to clear any cached configuration conflicts

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