Alerts

Alerts

Signal Name Description Condition Impact
Remotely triggered 'Service is required' customer facing alert
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USB 5V doesn't come up after MCU wake
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generic DTC user alert active
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Sunroof cannot be operated due to high speed
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The Media Control Unit (MCU) wakeup health test is unsuccessful due to one or more of the peripherals not being ready during the test.
One or more peripherals (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, cell, touch, and display) are not ready during the MCU wakeup health test.
The center display may be blank or may not operate as expected.
Wi-Fi antenna is disconnected
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When the Media Control Unit (MCU) wakes, the bluetooth module (parrot) fails to wake up. The Center Information Display (CID) cannot recognize or communicate to the parrot, and the parrot appears to be unavailable.
The MCU detects the parrot did not wake up.
The center display may be unavailable or may not function as expected.
Installed maps do not match the configured region
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TPMS HW Fault, could be a missing sensor
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Tire is under inflated
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Tire is over inflated
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Not a unique alert - set any time there is a TPMS fault
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Premium navigation maps are not installed
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Frunk is open with car in D
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Leveling disabled because EAS is in Jack Mode
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Headlamps are set to ON and the driver's door is open
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Window washer fluid is low
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There is a rear seatbelt unbuckled
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Integrated Dynamic Brake (IDB) is in hydraulic push-through.
The IDB hydraulic pump is unable to generate brake pressure.
The IDB will not provide brake boost, and the driver must press the brake firmly to stop the vehicle. Antilock brake system (ABS), vehicle dynamics control (VDC), and traction control may be unavailable.
Invalid Pedal Monitor (PM) torque path qualifier (QF) is received.
The IDB receives the PM_ebrCmdState CAN message as EBR_DI_COMMAND_INVALID for longer than 200 milliseconds.
The IDB may not respond to brake torque requested in DI_brakeTorqueCommand.