Alerts

Alerts

Signal Name Description Condition Impact
Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Reset for unintended reason.
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Pedal Monitor Warning: ECC Protection anamoly detected.
This condition is set when ECC protection detected a flash fetch or RAM read error, intended to be a diagonstic alert only.
No immediate impact.
Pedal Monitor Warning: Torque Intervention.
The safety monitor sets this condition and indicates diagnostic information in its payload for root cause analysis.
The safety monitor will inhibit torque and excess heat production for the remainder of the drive cycle.
The Pedal Monitor (PM) processor has detected an internal exception. This alert does not on its own indicate a symptom or root cause.
The PM processor detects an exception.
This alert is primarily informational and is used for logging purposes.
The Pedal Monitor (PM) processor has detected an internal exception. This alert does not on its own indicate a symptom or root cause.
The PM processor detects an exception.
This alert is primarily informational and is used for logging purposes.
The Pedal Monitor (PM) processor has detected an internal exception. This alert does not on its own indicate a symptom or root cause.
The PM processor detects an exception.
This alert is primarily informational and is used for logging purposes.
Pedal Monitor Warning: Crystal oscillator inactive.
This condition is at application boot when the external crystal is not the active clock source.
Unit may have limited torque or torque disablement with this alert present, see other active alerts for more details.
The Pedal Monitor (PM) processor has detected an internal exception. This alert does not on its own indicate a symptom or root cause.
The PM processor detects an exception.
This alert is primarily informational and is used for logging purposes.
The Error Signal Module (ESM) Voltage Monitor (VMON) module detected under/overvoltage on one or more of the following rails: VDDA 1.8V, VBGAP 0.9V, VDD 1.2V, IO BIAS, external supply monitor, VDDA 3.3V, ADC0, ADC1/2, ADC3/4, or ADC_R0/1.
Any of the relevant ESM VMON status registers indicate under/overvoltage.
The processor is put into a safe state as a result of the under/overvoltage.
Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Absolute Torque
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Accumulated Torque
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Torque Reversal
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Deceleration Torque
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Torque Detected in non-torque producing gear
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: PM Gear Mismatch
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Reset from watchdog timeout.
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: ESP CAN node is missing.
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: DI CAN node is missing.
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: Phase Current Irrational.
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Pedal Monitor Slave Fault: CAN hardware error.
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