PROCR (TN2404/TN790 RISC Processor Circuit Pack)
Issue 4 May 2002
10-1425555-233-123
Error Log Entries and Test to Clear Values
Notes:
a. The BOOTPROM Checksum Test (#80) failed. Refer to the FAIL condition
of this test for further action.
b. A parity error was detected in the processor’s data cache or instruction
cache. Aux Data indicates the difference in the number of parity errors
since the last report.
c. The Processor Bus Time-out Test (#82) failed. Refer to the FAIL condition
of this test for further action.
d. Aux Data of 100 is an LMM initialization failure.
e. The Processor Sanity Timer Test failed during a reset level 4 or 5
initialization. reset system 4 at the customers convenience and if the alarm
occurs again, replace the processor circuit pack. The system runs with this
failure, but it is not protected if the system software has a sanity problem.
The test processor a/b long clear command clears this alarm, but the sanity
timer is only tested during initialization so the alarm occurs again and the
system is not protected against insane software.
Table 10-537. RISC Processor Circuit Pack Error Log Entries
Error Type
Aux
Data Associated Test
Alarm
Level
On/Off
Board Test to Clear Value
1
1 The MTP Reset Test (#101) logs you off. The MTP Dual Port Ram Test (#104) can also log you off.
0
2
2 Run the Short Test Sequence first. If all tests pass, run the Long Test Sequence. Refer to the
appropriate test description and follow the recommended procedures.
0 Any Any Any test processor a/b r 1
1(a) Any BOOTPROM Checksum
Test (#80)
MAJOR ON test processor a/b r 5
513 Processor Write Buffer Test
(#900)
MAJOR ON test processor a/b r 1
1025(b) Any Processor Cache Audit
(#896)
MINOR ON test processor a/b r 2
1281 Any Processor Cache Test(#895) MAJOR ON test processor a/b r 1
1793(c) Processor Bus Time-out
Exception Test (#82)
MAJOR ON test processor a/b r 2
2049(d)(e) Any Processor Sanity Timer Test MINOR ON test processor a/b l c
2305(d)(f) Any Address Matcher Test none ON test processor a/b l c
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