Alerts

Alerts

Signal Name Description Condition Impact
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to safety critical data being corrupted.
Non-writable or safety critical data in the DPP ECU is corrupt
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to an attempted write to non-writable memory.
Stack overflow or write to non-writable memory in the DPP ECU attempted
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to the ECU failing to service watch dog.
Repetitive DPP ECU failures to service the watchdogs within 100ms (Tuned to trigger on third failure)
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to the current sensor offset being out of range.
The DPP current sensor offset (measured at startup) is outside of the expected range
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to a motor position sensor failure.
The DPP digital position sense signal demonstrates a value or a sequence that does not represent the motor turning steadily forward/backward/or being stopped
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to both PCB and Power driver temperature sensors having failed.
Both DPP PCB and Power FET temperature sensors have errors
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to current sensor failure.
DPP current sensor analog value is out of range for 15ms or more
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to the gate drive voltage being out of range.
DPP power supply output analog value is out of range for 125ms or more
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to the motor speed being unexpectedly low.
DPP motor speed is <250 RPM and current is <5A for 250ms or more
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to the motor speed being far below requested.
1000ms (or 500ms if temperature is more than 80 degrees Celsius) after DPP motor speed request of >500 RPM, the Motor speed is <250 RPM
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist halted due to too much average current being detected on the ECU microcontroller.
10x 10ms pulses within a 500 ms time period were >200% the RMS current measured on any DPP ECU microcontroller pin
Steering assist unavailable
Dual Power Pump (DPP) assist derated due to high driver temperature.
DPP FET temperature sensor exceeds a preset value for more than 2 seconds
Steering assist reduced
Timeout error detected.
Timeout error detected.
System will be running with full assistant for driver brake request.
Dual Power Pump (DPP) ECU memory recoverable corruption detected.
One DPP ECU memory buffered data table is corrupt
Steering assist may be affected
Dual Power Pump (DPP) ECU driver module temperature sensor value is out of range.
DPP ECU FET Module Temperature sensor analog value out of range
Steering assist may be affected
Dual Power Pump (DPP) ECU PCB temperature sensor value is out of range.
DPP ECU PCB Temperature sensor analog value out of range
Steering assist may be affected
Invalid Drive Inverter Rear (DIR) drive torque signal or qualifier (QF) is received.
The Decoupled Power Brake (DPB) receives either the DIR_torqueActual Controller Area Network (CAN) signal as Signal Not Available (SNA) or the DIR_axleTorqueQF CAN signal as INVALID or FAULTED for longer than 100 milliseconds.
The Decoupled Power Brake (DPB) may not generate brake torque requested by DI_brakeTorqueCommandFull and instead generate brake torque requested by DI_brakeTorqueCommand. There may be an issue with the transmitting Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
Invalid Drive Inverter Front (DIF) drive torque signal or qualifier (QF) is received.
The Decoupled Power Brake (DPB) receives either the DIF_torqueActual Controller Area Network (CAN) signal as Signal Not Available (SNA) or the DIF_axleTorqueQF CAN signal as INVALID or FAULTED for longer than 100 milliseconds.
The Decoupled Power Brake (DPB) may not generate brake torque requested by DI_brakeTorqueCommandFull and instead generate brake torque requested by DI_brakeTorqueCommand. There may be an issue with the transmitting Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
A non-zero DI_brakeTorqueCommand was received while Drive Inverter (DI) DI_brakeTorqueRequestActive is 0.
The DPB receives a non-zero DI_brakeTorqueCommand while the DI_brakeTorqueRequestActive Controller Area Network (CAN) signal value is INACTIVE.
The DPB may not respond to brake torque requested in DI_brakeTorqueCommand.
Timeout error detected on Pedal Monitoring message PM_locState.
Timeout error detected on Pedal Monitoring message PM_locState.
System will be running with full power brake assistant for driver brake request.