KUKA Robot codes
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KRC0996

KUKA Robot KRC0996 - ARRAY ELEMENT/VARIABLE NOT TYPE REAL 2333

ARRAY ELEMENT/VARIABLE NOT TYPE REAL 2333

This alarm occurs when a KRL program attempts to access an array element or variable that is not of REAL (floating-point) data type, but the operation expects a REAL value. The compiler or runtime has detected a type mismatch during array indexing or variable assignment at line 2333 of the program.

Common Causes

  • Array declared as INT, BOOL, or other non-REAL type but accessed as REAL
  • Variable assignment attempting to store a non-REAL value in a REAL array element
  • Incorrect array indexing or referencing wrong variable type
  • Type casting missing between incompatible data types in array operations
  • Function parameter expecting REAL array receiving different data type

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. 1Open the KRL program source file and navigate to line 2333 to identify the problematic array or variable reference
  2. 2Verify the data type declaration of the array or variable - confirm it matches the expected REAL type or convert if necessary
  3. 3Check all array element assignments and ensure values being assigned are REAL type or explicitly cast to REAL
  4. 4Review function calls passing array parameters to ensure the passed array data type matches the function's expected REAL array parameter
  5. 5Use explicit type conversion functions (REAL(), INT_TO_REAL()) if intentionally converting between data types
  6. 6Recompile the KRL program and verify the syntax is correct; test the program in simulation mode before deployment

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