Vaisala RVP900 - Appendix E: Serial Status Formats; Table 122 Internal BITE Packet (RVP900 to Host)

Appendix E. Serial Status
Formats
RVP900 can optionally generate an internal BITE packet. Most of these bits are copies of
data available from the GPARM command. Those bits are labelled with GP followed by the
word number and bit number. See 8.10 Get Processor Parameters (GPARM) (page 271)
The identification byte is selectable, to avoid conflicts with other BITE packets. The 64
auxiliary status variables, labeled S[0:63], may optionally be assigned to electrical input
pins on an I/O-62 card using the softplane.conf file.
Table 122 Internal BITE Packet (RVP900 to Host)
Char Function
1 SYNC Byte (C0 Hex)
2 Identification byte (User Choice)
3 Diagnostic Results 0–6
D6 = GP11, D6 = Error loading config/setup files
D5 = GP11, D5 = IO62 card #2 failure
D4 = GP11, D4 = IO62 card #1 failure
D3 = GP11, D3 = Tx card #2 failure
D2 = GP11, D2 = Tx card #1 failure
D1 = GP11, D1 = Rx card #2 failure
D0 = GP11, D0 = Rx card #1 failure
4 Diagnostic Results 7–13
D6 = GP11, D13 = <spare>
D5 = GP11, D12 = <spare>
D4 = GP11, D11 = RVP900 running without root privileges
D3 = GP11, D10 = Signals raised during startup
D2 = GP11, D9 = Error in softplane
configuration
D1 = GP11, D8 = Problem forking compute process
D0 = GP11, D7 = Error attaching to antenna library
5 Diagnostic Results 14–20
D6 = GP12, D4 = <spare>
D5 = GP12, D3 = <spare>
D4 = GP12, D2 = <spare>
D3 = GP12, D1 = <spare>
D2 = GP12, D0 = <spare>
D1 = GP11, D15 = <spare>
D0 = GP11,D14 = <spare>
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