This error code is triggered when the PTP control unit detects that the transmission is not calibrated. This can occur if the PTP is currently performing calibration, has never been calibrated, or if a failed calibration was saved.

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This error code is stored when the calibration memory fails at start-up. This fault can also cause the code 000630.14 to be generated, indicating related calibration issues.

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This error code is generated when the PTP software fails to execute within the allotted time, indicating a potential fault in the control unit’s operation.

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This error code is triggered when the PTP control unit detects that it is in the process of updating software. During this time, normal operations are suspended.

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This error code is generated when the End-of-Line (EOL) memory fails during start-up. This indicates an issue with the PTP control unit’s memory integrity.

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This error code is stored when a circuit fault is detected by the PTP control unit in the park brake solenoid circuit.

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This error code is triggered when both the clutch engaged pressure sensor and the clutch disengaged switch are active simultaneously. This indicates a conflict in the clutch pressure sensor circuit.

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This error code is generated when the operator tries to shift with insufficient engine speed. It is stored when the axle speed is greater than 133 rpm while engine speed is below 2100 rpm. If axle speed is between 106 rpm and 133 rpm and engine speed is below 1750 rpm, the PTP commands engine…

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This error code occurs when the operator tries to shift above 14F with cold oil. Cold oil can lead to inadequate lubrication and increased friction, causing shifting issues.

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This error code is triggered when the supply voltage to the PTP control unit drops below 10.5 V for longer than 2.0 seconds. Low supply voltage can impact the proper functioning of the control unit.

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This error code is stored when the supply voltage to the PTP control unit exceeds 16.0 V for longer than 2.0 seconds. High voltage can damage electronic components and affect the performance of the control unit.

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