KUKA Robot codes
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KUKA Robot Controller

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Alarm KRC1006

KUKA Robot KRC1006 - NO MORE THAN 12 CHARACTERS 2343

This alarm indicates a syntax or structural error in a KRL program object, typically involving invalid characters, malformed declarations, or improper naming conventions. The error prevents the program from being parsed or compiled correctly by the KUKA system.

KUKA RobotSystemBasic

KRC1006

KUKA Robot KRC1006 - NO MORE THAN 12 CHARACTERS 2343

NO MORE THAN 12 CHARACTERS 2343

This alarm indicates a syntax or structural error in a KRL program object, typically involving invalid characters, malformed declarations, or improper naming conventions. The error prevents the program from being parsed or compiled correctly by the KUKA system.

Common Causes

  • Invalid characters or special symbols in variable/function names that exceed naming conventions
  • Incorrect object declaration syntax or missing required delimiters
  • Program file contains non-ASCII or corrupted characters
  • Mismatched or missing brackets, parentheses, or braces in code structure
  • Reserved keyword used as object name or improper identifier formatting

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. 1Review the KRL source code file for syntax errors and verify all object names comply with KUKA naming conventions
  2. 2Check for special or non-ASCII characters in variable names, function names, and comments
  3. 3Validate all brackets, parentheses, and braces are properly matched throughout the program
  4. 4Verify that no reserved keywords are used as object identifiers
  5. 5Recompile the program after corrections and check for detailed error messages in the diagnostics window
  6. 6If error persists, recreate the affected code module or contact KUKA support with the specific line number reference

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