Wall Connector alerts
Browse 55 CC alert codes and open an entry for its description and recorded conditions.
CC alert codes
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- CC_a001 — Gnd Mon Intrpt Line Side CC_a001_gndMonIntrptLineSide Wall connector protective earth is disconnected or grounding scheme dual in-line package (DIP) switch is set incorrectly.
- CC_a002 — Gnd Mon Intrpt Load Side CC_a002_gndMonIntrptLoadSide Vehicle-side protective earth is disconnected from wall connector.
- CC_a003 — CCID Tripped CC_a003_CCIDTripped Ground fault current exceeded threshold.
- CC_a004 — CCID Self Test Fault CC_a004_CCIDSelfTestFault Ground fault detection circuit self-test failed.
- CC_a005 — Grounded Neutral CC_a005_groundedNeutral Neutral conductor is grounded on vehicle side.
- CC_a006 — Input Over Current CC_a006_inputOverCurrent Contactors opened due to measured current exceeding configured unit current limit or sharing network allocated current.
- CC_a007 — Input Over Voltage CC_a007_inputOverVoltage Alternating current (AC) root mean square (RMS) input voltage is too high.
- CC_a008 — Input Under Voltage CC_a008_inputUnderVoltage Alternating current (AC) root mean square (RMS) input voltage is too low.
- CC_a009 — Input Miswired CC_a009_inputMiswired Wall connector input wiring connections are incorrect.
- CC_a010 — Contactor Welded CC_a010_contactorWelded Contactor detected as closed when it should be open.
- CC_a011 — Ambient OT CC_a011_ambientOT Wall connector printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) temperature is too high.
- CC_a012 — Wall Plug OT CC_a012_wallPlugOT Wall connector input wiring temperature is too high.
- CC_a013 — Veh Conn OT CC_a013_vehConnOT Wall connector charge handle temperature too high.
- CC_a014 — Mcu Self Test Fault CC_a014_mcuSelfTestFault Wall connector microcontroller internal self-test fault.
- CC_a015 — Pilot A Fault CC_a015_PilotAFault Pilot level invalid.
- CC_a016 — Pilot B Fault CC_a016_PilotBFault Pilot level invalid.
- CC_a017 — Pilot C Fault CC_a017_PilotCFault Pilot level invalid.
- CC_a018 — Pilot D Fault CC_a018_PilotDFault Pilot level invalid.
- CC_a019 — Prox Disconnected CC_a019_proxDisconnected Wall connector proximity line disconnected or vehicle is not providing proximity voltage.
- CC_a020 — 3v Rail Incorrect CC_a020_3vRailIncorrect Microcontroller supply rail is incorrect.
- CC_a021 — CB no Master CC_a021_CB_noMaster Wall connector is configured as a slave, but no master was detected.
- CC_a022 — CB too Many Masters CC_a022_CB_tooManyMasters More than 1 wall connector is configured as a master on the sharing network.
- CC_a023 — CB too Many Slaves CC_a023_CB_tooManySlaves More than 3 units configured as slaves were detected on the sharing network.
- CC_a024 — CB master I Set Too Low CC_a024_CB_masterISetTooLow Master unit current limit set too low.
- CC_a025 — Evse Temp CC_a025_evseTemp Wall connector printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) temperature sensor shorted, open, or too cold.
- CC_a026 — Wall Plug Temp CC_a026_wallPlugTemp Wall connector input terminal temperature sensor shorted, open, or too cold.
- CC_a027 — Vehicle Handle Temp CC_a027_vehicleHandleTemp Wall connector charge handle temperature sensor shorted, open, or too cold.
- CC_a028 — CB rotary Select CC_a028_CB_rotarySelect Invalid rotary dial selection.
- CC_a029 — Pilot F Fault CC_a029_PilotFFault Pilot level invalid.
- CC_a030 — Master Slave Mismatch CC_a030_masterSlaveMismatch Master and slave units in the sharing network have different nameplate current ratings.
- CC_a031 — Pll Lock Lost CC_a031_pllLockLost Alternating current (AC) line phase-locked loop (PLL) failed to lock. Check grid frequency and quality.
- CC_a032 — Metering Failure CC_a032_meteringFailure Output voltage, current, and energy monitoring failure.
- CC_a033 — V Ref Out Of Range CC_a033_vRefOutOfRange Wall connector internal voltage reference is out of acceptable range.
- CC_a034 — Boot Alert CC_a034_bootAlert
- CC_a035 — CCID Calibration CC_a035_CCIDCalibration
- CC_a036 — Contactor Stuck Open CC_a036_contactorStuckOpen Wall connector contactor output shows no voltage when expected to be closed on one or more phases.
- CC_a037 — Internal Module Watchdog Expired CC_a037_internalModuleWatchdogExpired Wall connector internal watchdog timer expired and the unit is about to reboot.
- CC_a038 — Internal Module Mia CC_a038_internalModuleMia Wall connector Wi-Fi module hasn't checked in with the real-time processor.
- CC_a039 — Internal Module Over Temp CC_a039_internalModuleOverTemp Wall connector real-time processor is too hot.
- CC_a040 — Handle Temp Foldback CC_a040_handleTempFoldback Wall connector charge handle is too hot.
- CC_a041 — Input Wiring Foldback CC_a041_inputWiringFoldback Input wiring terminals are too hot as detected by non-contact infrared (IR) sensor.
- CC_a042 — Pcba Temp Foldback CC_a042_pcbaTempFoldback PCBA temperature is too high
- CC_a043 — Configuration Required CC_a043_configurationRequired Wall connector requires configuration via the web UI before it can operate
- CC_a044 — Relay Coil Voltage Rationality CC_a044_relayCoilVoltageRationality Wall connector relay coils are at an unexpected voltage, usually due to overheating or other damage
- CC_a045 — AC Power Loss CC_a045_ACPowerLoss
- CC_a046 — GFCI Config Invalid CC_a046_GFCIConfigInvalid
- CC_a047 — MD Motor Cont Fault CC_a047_MDMotorContFault
- CC_a048 — ACMD Adapter Fault CC_a048_ACMDAdapterFault
- CC_a049 — Rs485 Fault CC_a049_rs485Fault
- CC_a050 — eFuse Fault CC_a050_eFuseFault