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M4 Err Grp 5

Postby Daniel on Tue Jul 15, 2008 5:39 pm

Hi

Was going through my logged data and found this, M4 Err Grp 5 and would like to know what it is or what it means.
Tryed to upload the data but i can not get it to work as its to big of a file.
Does anyone know what it means?

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Re: M4 Err Grp 5

Postby JamieA on Wed Jul 16, 2008 9:46 am

Each error/status is assigned a value that represents each bit of the error group channel 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128
If there are multiple error/statuses on at the same time these numbers add together, so when the error group has a value of 50, that is error 32, 16 and 2.
A bit mask works by filtering the channel so only certain bits have an effect. A bit mask of 50 allows error 32, 16 and 2 to change the result to their corresponding values but any other bits are masked so if bit value 1, 4, 8, 64 or 128 appears they do not affect the result.

What each bit means can be found in the when veiwing the logging setup for the error groups set out with values as follows.
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M4 Error Group 5                                 decimal      hex      binary
   MEMORY_ERR                                  1            01       00000001
   IN_GEAR_CUT                                 2            02       00000010
   INJ_SPRAY_BAR                               4            04       00000100
   SPD1_DEC_PT                                 8            08       00001000
   SPD2_DEC_PT                                 16           10       00010000
   BRAKE                                       32           20       00100000
   DIG_IN1                                     64           40       01000000
   DIG_IN2                                     128          80       10000000
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