Faults
There is a total of four OIDs that make up a 128 bit wide field, with each bit representing a particular fault. Each of the OIDs contains 32 bits. If no bits are set (i.e. the four OIDs return 0), no fault is present.
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Bits 0 to 31 |
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Bits 32 to 63 |
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Bits 64 to 95 |
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Bots 96 to 127 |
The table lists known faults, if the bit is set in the devices output then the fault is currently present:
Bit |
Description |
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0 |
TRAP occured |
1 |
RTC can't be configured |
2 |
RTC 1Hz signal timeout |
3 |
Hardware Stop by 3.3V fault |
4 |
Hardware Stop by PWM Logic |
5 |
Hardware Stop by |
6 |
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7 |
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8 |
Throttle phase |
9 |
Throttle phase |
10 |
Throttle phase |
11 |
Buffer capacitor voltage |
12 |
Quartz fault |
13 |
Grid under-voltage phase 1 |
14 |
Grid under-voltage phase 2 |
15 |
Grid under-voltage phase 3 |
16 |
Battery overcurrent |
17 |
Relais test failed |
18 |
Board overtemperature |
19 |
Core overtemperature |
20 |
(Heat)Sink 1 overtemperature |
21 |
(Heat)Sink 2 overtemperature |
22 |
Error in I2C communication with Power Board |
23 |
Power Board error |
24 |
PWM output ports defective |
25 |
Insulation to small or not plausible |
26 |
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27 |
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28 |
Possible defect in one of the DSD channels (current offset too large) |
29 |
Error in RS485 communication with Relais Box IGBT L1 BH defective |
30 |
Phase to phase overvoltage |
31 |
IGBT L1 BH defective |
32 |
IGBT L1 BL defective |
33 |
IGBT L2 BH defective |
34 |
IGBT L2 BL defective |
35 |
IGBT L3 BH defective |
36 |
IGBT L3 BL defective |
37 |
Long-term overvoltage phase 1 |
38 |
Long-term overvoltage phase 2 |
39 |
Long-term overvoltage phase 3 |
40 |
Overvoltage phase 1, level 1 |
41 |
Overvoltage phase 1, level 2 |
42 |
Overvoltage phase 2, level 1 |
43 |
Overvoltage phase 2, level 2 |
44 |
Overvoltage phase 3, level 1 |
45 |
Overvoltage phase 3, level 2 |
46 |
Overfrequency, level 1 |
47 |
Overfrequency, level 2 |
48 |
Undervoltage phase 1, level 1 |
49 |
Undervoltage phase 1, level 2 |
50 |
Undervoltage phase 2, level 1 |
51 |
Undervoltage phase 2, level 2 |
52 |
Undervoltage phase 3, level 1 |
53 |
Undervoltage phase 3, level 2 |
54 |
Underfrequency, level 1 |
55 |
Underfrequency, level 2 |
56 |
CPU exception NMI |
57 |
CPU exception HardFault |
58 |
CPU exception MemManage |
59 |
CPU exception BusFault |
60 |
CPU exception UsageFault |
61 |
RTC Power on reset |
62 |
RTC Oscillation stops |
63 |
RTC Supply voltage drop |
64 |
Jump of RCD current |
65 |
Jump of RCD current |
66 |
Jump of RCD current |
67 |
RCD current |
68 |
Incorrect |
69 |
Incorrect |
70 |
Incorrect |
71 |
Incorrect |
72 |
Failure of RDC calibration was noticed |
73 |
Failure of I2C was noticed |
74 |
afi frequency generator failure |
75 |
(Heat)sink temperature too high |
76 |
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77 |
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78 |
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79 |
Switching On Conditions |
80 |
Switching On Conditions |
81 |
Switching On Conditions |
82 |
Switching On Conditions |
83 |
Switching On Conditions |
84 |
Switching On Conditions |
85 |
Battery current sensor defective |
86 |
Battery booster damaged |
87 |
Switching On Conditions |
88 |
Switching On Conditions |
89 |
Voltage surge or average offset is too large on AC-terminals (phase failure detected) |
90 |
Inverter is disconnected from the household grid |
91 |
Difference of the measured |
92 |
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93 |
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94 |
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95 |
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96 |
The battery voltage is outside of the expected range |
97 |
Unable to start the main PIC software |
98 |
PIC bootloader detected unexpectedly |
99 |
Phase position error (not 120° as expected) |
100 |
Battery overvoltage |
101 |
Throttle current is unstable |
102 |
Difference between internally and externally measured grid voltage is too large in phase 1 |
103 |
Difference between internally and externally measured grid voltage is too large in phase 2 |
104 |
Difference between internally and externally measured grid voltage is too large in phase 3 |
105 |
External emergency turn-off signal is active |
106 |
Battery is empty, not enough energy for standby |
107 |
CAN communication timeout with battery |
108 |
Timing problem |
109 |
Battery IGBT's heat sink overtemperature |
110 |
Battery heat sink temperature too high |
111 |
Internal relais box error |
112 |
Relais box PE off error |
113 |
Relais box PE on error |
114 |
Internal battery error |
115 |
Parameter changed |
116 |
3 attempts of island building are failing |
117 |
Phase to phase undervoltage |
118 |
System reset detected |
119 |
Update detected |
120 |
FRT overvoltage |
121 |
FRT undervoltage |
122 |
IGBT L1 free-wheeling diode defective |
123 |
IGBT L2 free-wheeling diode defective |
124 |
IGBT L3 free-wheeling diode defective |
125 |
Single-phase mode is activated but not allowed for this device class (e.g. 10K) |
126 |
Island detected |
Additionally, recent versions list three additional bits: Number 127 makes sense, but the last two (128+129) can not be represented by the bit fields, so this might be an error.
Bit |
Description |
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127 |
Neutral fault |
128 |
Battery calibration failed |
129 |
Power switch relay not confirmed |