Alerts

Alerts

Signal Name Description Condition Impact
SCM_f076_bmsMIA
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SCM_f074_isoVDiffHi
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SCM_f044_proximityRationality
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SCM_f027_externalIsolationLow
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Supercharger detected a voltage arc, either legitimately, or as a result of the High Voltage (HV) circuit being opened under load.
Supercharger detects a rapid change in energy on the HV bus, matching the signature for an arc.
May result in thermal damage to components, or welding/fatigue on Fast Charge (FC) contactors.
Secondary disconnect controller (SDC) boost rail voltage sensor is providing irrational values.
SDC boost rail sensor reading is below operational value while HV backup rail voltage measurement (Vbackup) is at nominal value.
Pyro disconnect may not function as expected.
Stage allocation timed-out during the voltage matching part of the sequence.
Voltage matching took too long to complete and stage allocation timed out.
Stage will not connect to desired post, resulting in reduced power availability.
Supercharger did not receive all of the expected messages from the Battery Management System (BMS).
Supercharger did not receive all of the expected messages from the BMS.
An emergency shutdown can occur while charging, or charging may never start.
A Lower limit breach was identified in Supercharger isolation voltage input status.
Supercharger detected under threshold voltage values meant for exterior circuit isolation checks.
Supercharger hardware may be exposed to reduced efficiency and increased susceptibility to electromagnetic interference.
Turn indicator stalk remained in an active position for greater than 60 seconds.
Turn indicator stalk remained in an active position for greater than 60 seconds.
Turn indicator stalk may not operate as expected.
Universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter (UART) data version differs between drive inverter (DI) and secondary disconnect controller (SDC).
UART data version detected as differing between DI and SDC.
Unable to run pyro self-test.
At least one phase current sensor offset is outside of the expected limits.
Phase current sensor offset is higher or lower than expected limit.
Pyro disconnect may not function as expected.
Alert for detecting if Analog-Digital Converter periodical self-test has failed
Analog-Digital Converter periodical self-test has failed
Steering functionality may not operate as expected.
Turn indicator stalk angle calculated by the hall sensor differs from the angle calculated from the X/Y magnetic field vectors.
The angle calculated by the hall sensor differs from the angle calculated from the X/Y magnetic field vectors.
Turn indicator stalk may not operate as expected.
SCS_f076_bmsMIA
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Steering Column Control Module (SCCM) detected a steering stalk module memory error.
SCCM detected a steering stalk module hardware error.
Alert is primarily informational and used for logging purposes.
The Analog-Digital Converter calibration reports an issue after powering up the Steering Column Control Module (SCCM). Steering may not operate as expected.
The Analog-Digital Converter calibration reports an issue in five attempts after powering up the SCCM.
Steering functionality may not operate as expected.
The magnitude of one or more of the turn indicator stalk hall sensor magnetic field vectors is out of the expected range.
The magnitude of the resultant, X, Y, or Z magnetic field vectors is out of the expected range.
Turn indicator stalk may not operate as expected.
Steering Column Control Module (SCCM) detected the steering angle sensor speed exceeded the threshold.
SCCM detected the steering angle sensor speed exceeded the threshold.
Alert is primarily informational and used for logging purposes.
Steering Column Control Module (SCCM) detected steering angle greater than 720deg detected, vehicle lock-to-lock is 375deg.
SCCM detected steering angle greater than 720deg detected, vehicle lock-to-lock is 375deg.
Steering functionality may not operate as expected.