Motorola SABER I User Manual page 75

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- extemal
EEPROM
checksum enor. This
means
that the data
in
the extemal EEPROM
could be corrupted or the checksum value itself could be
wrong. lf
several
reprogrammirE attenpts do not eliminate this eror, then the extemal EEPROM
rust
be
rephced.
Applicable to COPE only.
08 -
blank intemal EEPROM. This
rpans
that
the intemal EEPROM is blank (all
locations
contain
the
hexadecimal
value
FD.
Reprogram
the
radb.
f
unsuccesstrl,
replace
the
related
microprocessor.
Applicable to COPE
only.
10 -
ROM checksum
enor.
This.means
that the readonly-mernory (ROM) of the related
mbroprocessor has an
enor.
Replace the laulty
microprocessor.
Applicable to COPE
only.
20
-
Harduvare
eror.
This means that the extemal
EEPROM is
faulty.
Replace the extemal
EEPROM and reprogram the radao. Applicable to COPE only.
The above
listing contains
the basic enors that can be
disptayed
to the user.
However,
il
more
than
one
eror
o@urs simultaneously,
the enor
rnessage is simply an addition of
the values
of
the
errors involved. A lew
examples
will clarily
this.
Note
that since the error values
are
hexadecima!,
the addition will also resutt in hexadecimal
values.
Some exanples
ol
comnpn
eror
messages are given below.
Enor
message examples:
ERB
0 Xl
-
The
CORE
pP
has
an intemal
EEPROM checksum
enor. (X may be any value)
ERR
1
01
-
The COPEpP has
an intemalEEPROM
checksum
eror.
ERR
1
03
-
The
COPE
pP
has an internal EEPROM checksum error as well as a
RAM
read/wrtte enor.
ERR
1
0B
-
The
COPE
pP
has
a
RAM read/write
eror
as
wellas
a blank
intemal
EEPROM
and
intemalchecksum error. (01 +
02 + 08 = 0B
in
hexadecimal).
ERR
1
24
-
There is an exlernal EEPROM and hardware error as well as an external
EEPROM checksum enor.
ERR
1
3{,
-
The COPE pP has a
ROM checksum error and the extemal EEPROM
has
a
hardware
enor. (10 +20
=
30 in hexadecimal.)
ERR
1
00
-
The radio has no
erors.
ERR
1
0D
-
The display that comes
up
lor a
COPE 5 radio
when the programmer starts wttt-
ingto
the radio.
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Appendix
- 1
Error Messages