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Table 3.4. System Error Codes
Code Description
GENERAL
12 Software bug. Contact dealer/factory.
13 CRC error in flash ROM. Download new software.
14 Replace IPM
15 Attempting to download code without being in boot mode
16 Invalid interrupt. Power off/on. If persists, contact dealer/factory.
LAMP / BALLAST
21 Unable to turn the lamp on
22 Lamp is overheated
23 Lamp ballast (power supply) is overheated
24 One or more of the lamp interlocks are open
25 Lamp may be on before being turned on
26 Cannot read valid lamp ballast ID
27 Unexpected lamp shut-off
28 Lamp not installed
IMAGE PROCESSOR MODULE
31 Boot code CRC failed
32 Unable to program the Sync Xilinx part
33 Unable to program a device on Altera programming bus
34 Unable to program a device on JTAG programming bus
35 Unrecognized ROM type
36 Write to flash ROM failed
37 General IPM failure
38 Code being downloaded will not fit in ROMs
PANEL DRIVER MODULE / DISPLAY ENGINE ELECTRONICS
41 Unrecognized Panel Driver Module (PDM)
42 Unable to program a device on Panel Driver programming bus
43 Panel Driver/optical system communication problem
44 Red Formatter/flex cable problem
45 Green Formatter/flex cable problem
46 Blue Formatter/flex cable problem
47 Mixed Formatters
48 Download failure in display engine
POWER & COOLING
51 Fan #1 failed (part of Cooling Module)
52 Fan #2 failed (part of Cooling Module)
53 Fan #3 failed (side fan, bottom—connects to J38 on ICM)
54 Fan #4 failed (side fan, top—connects to J39 on ICM)
55 Low voltage power supply failed to turn on
MOTOR CONTROL MODULE (
not in all projectors)
61 Problem communicating with MCM
62 Unable to program the MCM field-programmable gate array
INTERCONNECT OR CHASSIS I.D.
71 Unable to access EEPROM on the ICM
72 EEPROM memory has re-initialized
VIDEO DECODER MODULE (INPUT 3 OR 4 option)
81 Unable to program the video decoder (VDM)
OPTIONAL INTERFACE MODULE
91 Unable to program the option card
If you encounter a system error, try resetting the projector by powering it off and on again
(cooling if necessary). Contact dealer/factory if error persists.
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