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Identify the exact block number where the alarm occurred from the alarm display or diagnostic buffer.

Review the NC program block for commands with multiple parameters (TRANS, ROT, SCALE, FRAME commands, or multi-axis movements) and verify the number of values matches the configured number of axes.

Check machine data MD20070 $MC_AXCONF_MACHAX_USED to verify the number of active machine axes configured in the channel.

Correct the program block to include the proper number of values corresponding to all configured axes, or remove excess values.

Locate the program line referenced in the alarm and check for DEF or VAR array declarations with initialization values.

Verify that the number of values in SET or assignment statements matches the declared array size (e.g., DEF REAL ARRAY[3] requires exactly 3 values).

If the alarm occurs during a subroutine call, verify the number of parameters passed matches the number of formal parameters in the subroutine definition.

Correct the declaration or assignment to ensure consistent value counts, then reset the alarm and restart the program.

Identify transformation commands (TRANS, ROT, SCALE, MIRROR, FRAME) in the program block where the alarm occurred.

Verify that coordinate values are provided for all configured geometry axes (typically X, Y, Z) - partial specifications may cause this alarm in certain configurations.

Some SINUMERIK versions require explicit values for all axes even if zero.

Check if special transformation syntax or separators are correctly used according to Siemens programming manual for your specific control version.

Modify the transformation command to include the correct number of values matching the active geometry axis count, then test the program in single block mode.