This error code indicates a data transfer problem between the FCC control software and PTA, PTD, or PTQ control software, suggesting an issue with the CAN bus or transmitting control software.

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This error code indicates a data transfer problem between the FCC control software and TIA, TID, or TIQ control software, suggesting an issue with the CAN bus or transmitting control software.

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This error code indicates a very high error rate in CAN Bus messages at a 500 kBd rate. This suggests a general problem with the connection to the Vehicle CAN Bus, potentially due to bus overload, faulty nodes, or issues in the control software.

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This error code indicates a high error rate in processing CAN Bus messages at a 500 kBd rate. This could be due to CAN bus overload, faulty nodes, or an internal control software fault, leading to the inability to process all received messages.

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This error code indicates a fault that occurred during the software launch, suggesting an issue with the control software’s initialization process or internal software integrity.

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This error code indicates a fault that occurred during the software launch, specifically related to the watchdog timer. The watchdog timer is designed to detect and recover from software errors. A failure here suggests a problem with the control software’s initialization or a deeper software fault.

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This error code indicates that the supply voltage to the Instrument Unit (BAT) has fallen below 9 volts. This condition often points to a deeply discharged battery, a faulty alternator, or poor electrical connections.

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This error code indicates that the supply voltage to the Instrument Unit (ELX) has fallen below 11.2 volts while the engine speed is between 500 and 1500 RPM. This issue typically arises due to problems with the battery, alternator, or electrical connections within the system.

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This error code indicates that the supply voltage to the Instrument Unit (ELX) has fallen below 12.5 volts while the engine speed is above 1500 RPM. This typically suggests an issue with the battery, alternator, or associated electrical connections.

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