Alerts
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An anomaly pertaining to power delivery has been detected in the Falcon Door Ultrasonic Sensor's (USS) circuitry.
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Alert log signal data should provide further information on specific condition(s) involved.
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A supply error could result in intermittent or total loss of functionality of the USS.
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The ultrasonic sensor (USS) controller detects an over voltage condition.
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The USS controller power supply voltage goes above the over voltage threshold value.
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The USS controller and sensors may not function as expected.
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The ultrasonic sensor (USS) controller detects an undervoltage condition.
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The USS controller power supply voltage drops below the under voltage threshold value.
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The USS controller and sensors may not function as expected.
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The ultrasonic sensor (USS) controller detects a condition affecting the Local Interconnect Network (LIN) communication with the roof USS.
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The USS controller detects a condition affecting the LIN communication with the roof USS.
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The roof USS may not function as expected.
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The ultrasonic sensor (USS) controller detects an internal condition affecting the roof USS.
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The USS controller detects an internal condition on the roof USS.
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The roof USS may not function as expected.
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CThe Falcon Door Roof Ultra-Sonic Sensor (USS) over temperature condition detected.
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The Falcon Door Roof USS is detected with elevated temperature readings.
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Persistent over temperature conditions in roof USS may result in inaccurate proximity detection, damage to USS, and impaired Falcon Door functionality.
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The ultrasonic sensor (USS) controller detects a condition affecting the Local Interconnect Network (LIN) communication with the driver-side USS.
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The USS controller detects a condition affecting the LIN communication with the drive-sider USS.
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The driver-side USS may not function as expected.
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The ultrasonic sensor (USS) controller detects an internal condition affecting the driver-side USS.
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The USS controller detects an internal condition on the driver-side USS.
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The driver-side USS may not function as expected.
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Door is using the open to fit state due to the park sensors detecting obstacles that limits the door opening space.
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Detected obstacle by parking sensor is limiting allowed door space and is preventing a full quick open actuation.
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The Falcon door will not open fully and adjust its maximum opening position based on detected obstacles.
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Falcon door is using the open to fit state due to a detected obstacle limiting the door opening space. See alert payload for more information on the limit source.
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Detected obstacle is limiting allowed door space and is preventing a full quick open actuation.
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The Falcon door will not open fully and adjust its maximum opening position based on detected obstacles.
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The rear door's ultrasonic sensor has detected an object that is likely to be a false positive, and that presumably does not exist.
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The rear door's ultrasonic sensor continually detects an obstacle at a distance that does not change, even though the door should be getting closer to the obstacle as it opens, indicating a false positive.
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The rear door might not move, or might stop unexpectedly while opening.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has detected a deviation from the desired speed of the door section during opening at a rate of 9 degrees per second or upon closure at a speed of 7 degrees per second.
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Deviation from the desired speed of the door section during opening at a rate of 9 degrees per second or upon closure of 7 degrees per second is detected.
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Multiple occurrences suggest possible hardware conditions in the door or interference from foreign objects and debris affecting door functionality.
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Communication through Local Interconnect Network (LIN) with the right-side inward-facing Ultrasonic Sensor (USS) in the Falcon Door System has been disconnected or interrupted.
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LIN communication between the Falcon Door and left Falcon door's inner ultrasonic sensor has been disconnected or interrupted.
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Loss of LIN communication can impact Falcon Door system functionality including obstructive awareness, motion management, and protection mechanisms.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has detected the electrical current limit for the lower actuator's electrical current has been exceeded.
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The actuator's electrical current has been exceeded.
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An obstruction may be impacting functionality or a strut may be damaged.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has detected a deviation from the desired speed of the door section during opening at a rate of 9 degrees per second or upon closure at a speed of 7 degrees per second.
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Deviation from the desired speed of the door section during opening at a rate of 9 degrees per second or upon closure of 7 degrees per second is detected.
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Multiple occurrences suggest possible hardware conditions in the door or interference from foreign objects and debris affecting door functionality.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has detected the door section is deviating by 6 degrees away from its designated trajectory target path.
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The door section is deviating by 6 degrees away from its designated trajectory target path.
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Multiple occurrences suggest possible hardware conditions in the door or interference from foreign objects and debris affecting door functionality.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has detected the electrical current limit for the upper actuator has been exceeded.
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The actuator's electrical current has been exceeded.
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An obstruction may be impacting functionality or a strut may be damaged.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has detected the resonance period reported by the ultrasonic sensor is out of bounds.
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The ultrasonic sensor reports a resonance period outside of the expected range.
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The ultrasonic sensor may be unable to detect obstacles in the door's path.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has estimated section actuator temperatures exceeding 100.0 deg C (212 deg F).
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Section actuator temperature model has exceeded 100.0 deg C (212 deg F).
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Continued movement of the door while the section actuator is overheating can cause damage and lead to automatic shutdown of door motion. Movement commands are ignored until actuators have cooled.
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The Falcon Door Body Controller has estimated section actuator temperatures exceeding 100.0 deg C (212 deg F).
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Section actuator temperature model has exceeded 100.0 deg C (212 deg F).
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Continued movement of the door while the section actuator is overheating can cause damage and lead to automatic shutdown of door motion. Movement commands are ignored until actuators have cooled.
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