High voltage processor alerts
Browse 70 HVP alert codes and open an entry for its description and recorded conditions.
HVP alert codes
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- HVP_w051 — Shunt Thermistor Mia HVP_w051_shuntThermistorMia The High Voltage Processor (HVP) has detected the shunt thermistor sense line is Missing in Action (MIA), indicating it may not be connected to the High Voltage Controller (HVC).
- HVP_w052 — Bmb Status Reg Error HVP_w052_BmbStatusRegError A Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) device status register error indication has been detected
- HVP_w053 — Hv Voltage Sensor Rationality HVP_w053_hvVoltageSensorRationality The High Voltage (HV) battery pack voltage significantly differs from the DC Link voltage while the contactors are closed.
- HVP_w054 — Sw Missing Config Block HVP_w054_swMissingConfigBlock Incorrect or Missing configuration block programmed
- HVP_w055 — Sw Missing Part Number HVP_w055_swMissingPartNumber Incorrect or Missing part number programmed
- HVP_w056 — Contactor Failed To Open HVP_w056_contactorFailedToOpen One or more fast charge (FC) or pack contactors in the high voltage battery failed to open when requested
- HVP_w057 — Batman Diagnostics Error HVP_w057_BatmanDiagnosticsError A pattern test error on a Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) device has been detected
- HVP_w058 — Bmb Vref Bad HVP_w058_BmbVrefBad The High Voltage Processor (HVP) detects that one or more Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) reference voltages are continuously out of bounds.
- HVP_w059 — Bmb Vref Warning HVP_w059_BmbVrefWarning Indicates a Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) reference voltage was out of bounds
- HVP_w060 — Stack Voltage Sense HVP_w060_StackVoltageSense Indicates a mismatch between a Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) stack voltage and the sum of its brick voltages
- HVP_w061 — Shunt Current Rationality HVP_w061_ShuntCurrentRationality The primary current sense differs from the passive pyro (aux current) sense
- HVP_w062 — Bmb Otp Config Error HVP_w062_BmbOtpConfigError A Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) device has an unrecognized One-Time-Programmable (OTP) memory contents
- HVP_w063 — Bmb Brick V Rationality HVP_w063_BmbBrickVRationality Indicates a Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) reported a condition indicating the brick voltage rationality did not pass
- HVP_w064 — Bmb Aux V Rationality HVP_w064_BmbAuxVRationality Indicates a Battery Monitoring Board (BMB) reported a condition indicating the axuiliary voltage rationality did not pass
- HVP_w065 — Fast Open Vsh Detected HVP_w065_FastOpenVshDetected HVP detects the voltage divergence pattern associated with an open VSH
- HVP_w067 — Hvil Cal Node Mismatch HVP_w067_HvilCalNodeMismatch The High Voltage Interlock Loop (HVIL) type in the High Voltage Processor's (HVP) calibration block or firmware file does not match the expected configuration.
- HVP_w068 — Shunt Unexpected Thermistor HVP_w068_shuntUnexpectedThermistor The High Voltage Processor (HVP) detects the shunt thermistor is present when the HVP calibration block has shunt Temperature Coefficients of Resistance (TCRs) for a shunt without a thermistor.
- HVP_w069 — Hvi Can Frame Rx Dropped HVP_w069_hviCanFrameRxDropped The High Voltage Processor (HVP) detects that an incoming CAN frame on the HVI CAN bus was lost to the ether.
- HVP_w070 — Hvs Can Frame Rx Dropped HVP_w070_hvsCanFrameRxDropped The High Voltage Processor (HVP) detects that an incoming CAN frame on the HVS CAN bus was lost to the ether.
- HVP_w071 — Passive Pyro Vref Rationality HVP_w071_PassivePyroVrefRationality The High Voltage Processor (HVP) detects that the passive-pyro trigger reference voltage is outside the expected range.