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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 0 DCC ALARM NOT

USED
QD 1 DCC COULD NOT Communications receiver for <I> to <B> MSP
CREATE MSP BMS type messages could not be created (186 fatal er-
SOCKET ror).
QD 2 DCC BMS: OUT OF Memory could not allocate free memory for BMS
MEMORY message – either 186 fatal error or too much com-
munication traffic.
QD 3 DCC BMS: ATTEMPT Bad memory manager buffer is being released
TO RELEASE COR- back to the memory pool (186 fatal error).
RUPT BLK
QD 4 DCC BMS: REQUEST A memory buffer with too big a size was re-
SIZE > MAX POOL quested from the memory manager – it’s either a
SIZE bad message received or a 186 fatal error.
QD 5 DCC NOT QUEUE A message was received for an unknown destina-
SERVER FOR DES- tion – a bad message was received.
TINATION
QD 6 DCC QST QUEUE An attempt was made to release a non-existent
DELETION ERROR receiver (186 fatal error).
QD 7 DCC UNABLE TO GET A request for a dual port memory buffer was un-
DPM BUFFER FOR successful – it’s either a failed I/O card or a com-
XMIT munications overload.
QD 8 DCC UNABLE TO A dual port memory server task was not success-
CREATE DPM SERVER fully created (186 fatal error).
SOCKET
QD 9 DCC DPM: INVALID An invalid message has been received from the
DESTINATION dual port memory – it’s either a 186 fatal error or
ADDRESS a bad I/O card.
QD 10 DCC DPM: NO BMS No memory is available for a message received
MEMORY FOR ISR from the dual port memory – it’s either a 186 fatal
error or a communications overload.
QD 11 DCC DPM: XFER REQ. The message does not fit the dual port memory
SIZE > DPM BLK SIZE buffer – a bad message was received.
QD 12 DCC UDM: NO BMS No memory buffer is available for the UDM mes-
MEMORY BUFFER sage – a communications overload exists.
AVAILABLE
QD 13 DCC DPM: DCC196 The 196 processor on the DCC board has failed
INITIAL MEMORY the initial memory test.
FAILURE

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QD 14 DCC DPM: LCC The dual port memory test on the LCC has failed
INITIAL MEMORY at the initialize time.
FAILURE
QD 15 DCC DPM: 3PL A dual port memory test on the 3PL cable failed
INITIAL MEMORY the initial test.
FAILURE
QD 16 DCC NO QST FOR I/O The 186 received I/O configuration request from
CONFIG MESSAGES the I/O card was not listed for this configuration.
QD 17 DCC NOT IO CARD An I/O card for this configuration is missing.
FOR SOCKET EXISTS
QD 18 DCC IO CFG During the I/O configuration, messages were re-
MESSAGE RCVD OUT ceived out of order – the I/O card is timed out.
OF ORDER
QD 19 DCC IO CARD COULD The 186 was unsuccessful in configuring an I/O
NOT CONFIGURE card – Now, ten-second retries will start until suc-
CARD cessful.
QD 20 DCC MESSAGE A bad message was received by the 186.
RECEIVED WITH BAD
PROTOCOL
QD 21 DCC INT 6 An invalid code has been executed by the 186
OCCURRED (INVALID processor (186 fatal error).
OPCODE)
QD 22 DCC TRANSLATE The compiler detected an error during the transla-
ERROR ON MASTER tion of the sequencing code. Either download
SEQ from <I> has failed or an incompatible set of se-
quencing was downloaded. Check the revision of
186 PROMS against the unit setup in <I>.
QD 23 DCC STACK OVER- A task executed by the 186 overflowed its allo-
FLOW ERROR cated stack (186 fatal error).
QD 24 DCC SEQUENCING The sequencing has been disabled through the
DISABLED BY RS232 monitor.
MONITOR
QD 25 DCC MSP MEMALLOC A buffer was requested for the internal MSP mes-
REQ. BUFFER TOO sage service protocol with a size too big (186 fatal
BIG error).
QD 26 DCC MSP MEMALLOC A buffer request by the internal MSP message
NO BUFFER FOUND service protocol could not be honored (186 fatal
error).
QD 27 DCC MSP MEMDEALL An invalid buffer was returned to the memory
BUFFER PREV. manager used for the MSP protocol (186 fatal er-
RETURNED ror).

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QD 28 DCC MSP MEMDEALL An invalid buffer was returned to the memory

BAD ADDRESS manager used for the MSP protocol (186 fatal er-
RETURNED ror).
QD 29 DCC MSP MEMAL- A buffer request by the internal MSP message
LOPT WAITING FOR service protocol could not be honored (186 fatal
BUFFER error).
QD 30–31 DCC FROM CHECK- A PROM checksum error was detected for the
SUM ERROR U12/U11 186 PROM U12/U11.
QD 32 DCC CABLE REMOTE An invalid table for the cable remote inputs was
ILLEGAL POINT downloaded to EEPROM.
QD 33 DCC I/O CARD WENT An I/O card failure was detected by the 186. Re-
TO STATE A2 starts will be attempted until successful.
QD 34 DCC I/O CARD WENT An I/O card detected the failure of the 186 proces-
TO STATE A3 sor. The system will most likely be automatically
rebooted. Otherwise, it’s a fatal error.
QD 35 DCC BAD EEPROM The 186 detected a block of corrupted EEPROM.
TABLE CHECKSUM Check the checksums through the <I> and re-
download the failed section.
QD 36 DCC DEFAULT The 186 detected EEPROM checksum errors or
SYSTEM LOAD it’s one of the following: an empty EEPROM, the
running mode has been switched to default, or
there is no I/O processing or sequencing.
QD 37 DCC LCC BAD AGENT The 186 detected an invalid LCC ID (in other
ID words, <Q> 186 detecting <C> ID for LCC).
QD 38 DCC BAD RAM TABLE The 186 detected a checksum error of one of the
CHECKSUM RAM tables. It’s a memory overwrite.
QD 39 DCC BAD The 186 detected a checksum error in the
CONSTANTS CHECK- constants table.
SUM
QD 40 DCC/TCQA BAD The 186 stall timer check has failed at the initial-
STALL TIMER ization time.
QD 41 BAD EEPROM EVENT The EEPROM table for events is not valid – re-
TABLE check in the <I> and then redownload.
QD 42 BAD EEPROM The EEPROM table for change cells is not valid –
CHANGE CELL TABLE recheck in the <I> and then redownload.
QD 43 SEQUENCING EXECU- The 186 could not finish sequencing before the
TION OVERFLOW start of the next frame. It’s a 186 execution over-
load due to either too much sequencing or too
much communication traffic.
QD 44–63 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 64 PLU3 ALARM NOT
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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 65 PLU MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software

CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 66–79 PLU3 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 80–127 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 128 PLU2 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 129 PLU 2 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 130–143 PLU 2 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 144–191 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 192 PLU1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 193 PLU1 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 194–207 PLU1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 208–255 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 256 IOMA ALARM NOT
USED
QD 257 IOMA MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 258–271 IOMA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 272–277 IOMA POWER SUPPLY This alarm is responsible for checking the IOMA
OUT OF LIMITS, card power supply limit.
XXXX (XXXX BEING
P5, P15, N15, P24, N24,
AND DCOM, RESPEC-
TIVELY)
QD 278–279 IOMA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 280 IOMA BUS VOLTAGE This alarm is for the DCC card. It means that the
INPUT HARDWARE power bus voltage reading is out of the specified
PROBLEM limits. There is trouble with the VCO (voltage
controlled oscillator) here.

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 281 IOMA GEN VOLTAGE This alarm is for the DCC card. It means that the
INPUT HARDWARE generator bus voltage reading is out of the speci-
PROBLEM fied limits. There is trouble with the VCO (volt-
age controlled oscillator) here.
QD 282 IOMA CPD INPUT This alarm signals that the CPD (compressor dis-
HARDWARE PROB- charge pressure) reading is out of the specified
LEM limits. There is a problem with the VCO (voltage
controlled oscillator) hardware.
QD 283 IOMA DOWNLOAD When downloading, this alarm sounded, signaling
CONSTANT OUT OF that the configuration data values are out of the
LIMITS specified limits.
QD 284–287 IOMA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 288–303 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 304 LCC ALARM NOT
USED
QD 305 LCC MEMORY A memory change has been made to the address
CHANGE MADE BY space of the LCC 196 processor using the UDM
UDM protocol with a program such as SPY, etc. Data
and/or operation of the LCC is subjected to dis-
ruption based on the particular memory change
made. Caution is advised, as memory changes
should be made with care and thorough knowl-
edge. This diagnostic alarm may be reset on the
hour (minutes equal zero) after the memory
change occurs.
QD 306–319 LCC ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 320 LCC PROCESSOR The reserve idle time in the 196 processor on the
IDLE TIME IS LOW LCC board is low and may be either sufficient or
insufficient to do all necessary voting and com-
munication tasks.
QD 321 LCC VOTER ARCNET The LCC processor has failed to initialize the arc-
INITIALIZE FAILURE net communication hardware. A circuit board fail-
ure has probably occurred.
QD 322–326 LCC NOT ARCNET The LCC 196 processor has failed to establish
COMMUNICATION arcnet communication with the LCC 196 proces-
WITH <X>, X BEING sor in the <X> module.
C, D, R, S, AND T, RE-
SPECTIVELY
QD 327 LCC NO TIMESET The operator has failed to set the clock. Use the
MESSAGE RECEIVED, “Timeset” program from the main <IDP> menu.
<C>

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 328 LCC BAD STATE TO An attempt to initialize the LCC I/O was made by
CONFIGURE BOARD the DCC when the I/O state was not between
states A4 and A7, inclusive.
QD 329 LCC VOTE TABLE The vote table in this processor mismatches the
CHECKSUM MIS- vote table in the vote designated processor (VDP:
MATCHES VDP whichever processor <R>, <S>, or <T> that dis-
plays the “V” on the normal display). This implies
that configuration data is different and that a
download is necessary. The frame rate and first
two bytes of EEPROM rev do not match.
QD 330 LCC FRAME RATE OR The frame rate or EEPROM in this processor mis-
EEPROM MIS- matches the same information in the vote desig-
MATCHES VDP nated processor (VDP: whichever processor <R>,
<S>, or <T> that displays the “V” on the normal
display). This implies that configuration data is
different and a download is necessary. The frame
rate and first two bytes of EEPROM rev do not
match.
QD 331 LCC DCC NAME MIS- The name of the DCC 186 processor communicat-
MATCHES VDP ing with this LCC processor mismatches the same
information in the vote designated processor <R>,
<S>, or <T> that displays the “V” on the normal
display). This implies that either the configuration
data is different and a download is necessary, or
that PROM revisions of the DCC 186 do not
match.
QD 332 LCC NAME MIS- The name of this LCC 196 processor mismatches
MATCHES VDP the name and/or version of the LCC 196 processor
(VDP: whichever processor <R>, <S>, or <T>
that displays the “V” on the normal display). This
implies that either the configuration data is differ-
ent and a download is necessary, or that PROM
revisions of the LCC 196 do not match.
QD 333 LCC DCC MAJOR RE- The major revision of the DCC 186 processor
VISION MISMATCHES communicating with this LCC processor mis-
VDP matches the same information in the vote desig-
nated processor (VDP: whichever processor <R>,
<S>, or <T> that displays the “V” on the normal
display). This implies that either the configuration
data is different and a download is necessary, or
that PROM revisions of the DCC 186 do not
match.

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QD 334 LCC MAJOR REVI- The major revision of the LCC 196 processor mis-
SION MISMATCHES matches the major revision of the LCC 196 pro-
VDP cessor in the vote designated processor (VDP:
whichever processor (R>, <S>, or <T> that dis-
plays the “V” on the normal display). This implies
that either the configuration data is different and a
download is necessary, or that PROM revisions of
the LCC 196 do not match.
QD 335 LCC BAD PROM The LCC 196 processor internal self-diagnostics
CHECKSUM have detected a failure in the EEPROM. The EE-
PROMs in sockets U6 and U7 may be invalid and
should be replaced immediately.
QD 336 LCC MEMORY Using a password, a memory change has been
CHANGE MADE BY made by the operator via the keypad on the LCC
LCC MON circuit board. Data and/or operation of the LCC is
subject to disruption based on the particular
memory change made. Caution is advised, as
memory changes should be made with care and
thorough knowledge. This diagnostic alarm may
be reset after monitor exits.
QD 337–367 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 368 TCD3 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 369 TCD3 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 370–383 TCD3 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 384–479 TCD3 CONTACT IN- The input circuit from the terminal board on the
PUT #X FAILURE (X <R> back into the TCD card has failed.
BEING FROM 01–96)
QD 480–539 TCD3 RELAY OUTPUT When comparing the desired relay output to the
#X FAILURE (X BEING actual relay output, a discrepancy occurred, caus-
FROM 01–60) ing the error message.
QD 540–543 TCD3 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 544–545 TCD3 PLUG J01/J02 IS In the output driver circuit, either the ribbon cable
DISCONNECTED J01/J02 is disconnected, the cable is bad, or it is a
cable-related problem.
QD 546 TCD3 BATREF SIG- In the input driver circuit, either the ribbon cable
NAL FAILURE (PLUG JQ is disconnected, the cable is bad, or it is a
JQ) cable-related problem.

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QD 547–559 TCD3 ALARMS NOT

USED
QD 560–575 (NUMBER SKIPPED)
QD 576 TCD2 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 577 TCD2 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 578–591 TCD2 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 592–687 TCD2 CONTACT IN- The input circuit from the terminal board on the
PUT #X FAILURE (X <R> back into the TCD card has failed.
BEING FROM 01–96)
QD 688–747 TCD2 RELAY OUTPUT When comparing the desired relay output to the
#X FAILURE (X BEING actual relay output, a discrepancy occurred, caus-
FROM 01–60) ing the error message.
QD 748–751 TCD2 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 752–753 TCD2 PLUG J01/J02 IS In the output driver circuit, either the ribbon cable
DISCONNECTED J01/J02 is disconnected, the cable is bad, or it is a
cable-related problem.
QD 754 TCD2 BATREF SIG- In the input driver circuit, either the ribbon cable
NAL FAILURE (PLUG JQ is disconnected, the cable is bad, or it is a
JQ) cable-related problem.
QD 755–767 TCD2 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 768–783 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 784 TCD1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 785 TCD1 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 786–799 TCD1 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 800–895 TCD1 CONTACT IN- The input circuit from the terminal board on the
PUT #X FAILURE (X <R> back into the TCD card has failed.
BEING FROM 01–96)
QD 896–955 TCD1 RELAY OUTPUT When comparing the desired relay output to the
#X FAILURE (X BEING actual relay output, a discrepancy occurred, caus-
FROM 01–60) ing the error message.
QD 956–959 TCD1 ALARMS NOT
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QD 960–961 TCD1 PLUG J01/J02 IS In the output driver circuit, either the ribbon cable
DISCONNECTED J01/J02 is disconnected, the cable is bad, or it is a
cable-related problem.
QD 962 TCD1 BATREF SIG- In the input driver circuit, either the ribbon cable
NAL FAILURE (PLUG JQ is disconnected, the cable is bad, or it is a
JQ) cable-related problem.
QD 963–975 TCD1 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 976–1119 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 1120 TCQB ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1121 TCQB MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 1122–1135 TCQB ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1136 TCQB TMS320 SLOW This means that the 320 is not completing the
ON PLL phase lock loop (PLL) algorithm in the appropri-
ate amount of time.
QD 1137–1138 TCQB TMS320 SLOW This means that the 320 is not completing the
ON HP/LP SHAFT high pressure/low pressure shaft vibration algo-
VIBRATION rithm in the appropriate amount of time.
QD 1139–1143 TCQB ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1144–1167 TCQB 8254 COUNTER The 8254 is a counter chip. This alarm is signal-
OUT OF LIMITS ling an I/O or hardware failure, where the count
(U47–0/1/2, U48–0/1/2, difference is out of the expected range. In other
U49–0/1/2, U50–0/1/2, words, the count difference between this chip and
U51–0/1/2, U52–0/1/2, the previous one is out of limits.
U53–0/1/2, U54–0/1/2)
QD 1168–1197 TCQB PROX. X POSI- Proximeter number X has moved either too close
TION OUT OF LIMITS or too far from the shaft. This means that either the
(X IS FROM 1–30) proximeter is loose, or it has failed completely.
QD 1198–1199 TCQB CHANNEL A/B One of the two 4–20 mA output channels (either A
4–20 MA OUT OF LIM- or B) has suffered a failure. This means that you
ITS will no longer obtain a reliable output reading.
QD 1200–1215 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 1216 TCQA ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1217 TCQA MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM

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QD 1218–1231 TCQA ALARMS NOT

USED
QD 1232–1247 TCQA LVDTX OUT OF –31638 > v_val [X–1] > –1911
LIMITS (X BEING
FROM I–16)
QD 1248–1249 TCQA 4–20 MA INDIV. ALD/BLD > ((ATD/BTD >> 1) + 1092)
CURRENT HIGH CH.
A/B TCQA 4–20 MA
OUTPUT
QD 1250–1251 TCQA 4–20 MA OUT- ABS (ARFD–ATD/BRFD–BTD) +2% – 4% of
PUT DISAGREES W/ rated
REF CH. A/B
QD 1252–1253 TCQA 4–20 MA DA/AD ABS (ARFD–REF_OUT [0]/BRFD–REF_OUT[1])
LOOPBACK TROUBLE < 2% of rated
CH. A/B
QD 1254 TCQA LVDT EXCITA- –30037 < lvx < –32659
TION TROUBLE
QD 1255 TCQA ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1256 TCQA 10V ON-CARD 32103 < CAL < 31467
VOLTAGE REF.
TROUBLE
QD 1257–1263 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1264–1275 TCQA SEISMIC VIB vd_in[X–1] < config_misc.diag_vib_dc_h
XDCR #X OUT OF
LIMITS (X BEING
FROM 1–12)
QD 1276–1279 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1280–1294 FAILED (X BEING –960 > TC_IN[X–1] > 32000 24000 18400 12000
FROM 1–15)
QD 1295 TCQA ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1296–1310 TCQA 4–20 MA INPUT 3104 > ma_val[X–1] > 31352
MAX OUT OF LIMITS
(X BEING FROM 1–15)
QD 1311 TCQA ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1312–1319 DISAGREES W/REF (X if (ref<80%)hilim = 25% else hilim=55%
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QD 1320 TCQA COLD JUNC- 24608 > cj > 30920

TION OUT OF LIMITS
QD 1321–1322 TCQA TC/mA SHORT –328 > tc/ma_val[15] > 328
CIRCUIT VOLTAGE
TOO HIGH
QD 1323–1324 TCQA FLOW #1/2 ff1/2_a < 128
FEEDBACK TROUBLE
QD 1325 TCQA FLOW DIVIDER abs(ff1_a, ff2_a) > 768
SPEED DIFFERENCE
QD 1326–1327 TCQA PRESSURE #1/2 fpg[0/1] < –1638
FEEDBACK OUT OF
LIMIT
QD 1328–1335 TCQA LVDT REGULA- This alarm signals that all the LVDTs used by reg-
TOR #X FEEDBACK ulator #(X–1) are out of limits.
TROUBLE (X BEING
FROM 1–8)
QD 1336–1343 TCQA LVDT VOLTAGE abs(sub(pos1[X–1],pos2[X–1],pos3[X–1])) >
UNBALANCED REG#X 1280
(X BEING FROM 1–8)
QD 1344–1347 TCQA –32769 = volts_in[0 thru 3] = 32764
QD 1348–1351 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1352 TCQA 25X GXS U69.2 != ∼U67.2 (JD–1)
RELAY DRIVER RD0
FAILURE
QD 1353 TCQA 52Z RELAY U69.3 != ∼U67.5 (JD–2)
DRIVER RD1 FAILURE
QD 1354 TCQA PTR1 RELAY U69.4 != ∼U67.6 (JD–3)
DRIVER RD2 FAILURE
QD 1355 TCQA PTR2 RELAY U69.5 != ∼U67.9 (JD–4)
DRIVER RD3 FAILURE
QD 1356–1358 TCQA TRIP CARD U69. (X+2) != ∼U67 . (12/15/16) )JD–(X+1))
RELAY DRIVER RDX
FAILURE (X BEING
FROM 4–6)
QD 1359 TCQA ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1360 TCQA P125–N125 p125bd–n125bd > 31040
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QD 1361–1365 TCQA POWER SUPPLY For P15AD: 24992 > p15ad > 32461
XXXXX OUT OF LIM- For N15AD: –32461 > p15ad > –24992
ITS (XXXXX BEING For DCOM: –320 fcom >320
P15BD, N15BD, P15AD,
N15AD, AND DCOM,
RESPECTIVELY)
QD 1366–1370 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1371 TCQA SERVO CUR- –31651 > sosd > –30398
RENT DRIVE OFFSET
TROUBLE
QD 1372–1375 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1376–1381 TCQA LVX & Y RATIO
OUT OF LIMIT
(ZZZZZ), WITH X BE-
ING 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, AND
11; WITH Y BEING 2,
4, 6, 8, 10, AND 12;
AND WITH ZZZZZ BE-
ING VIGVA, VIGVA,
VBVA, VBVB, VSVA,
AND VSVB, RESPE-
CITVELY
QD 1382–1383 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1384–1386 TCQA XXXX STEADY
STATE OPERATION
LIMIT (XXXX BEING
VIGV, VBV, AND VSV,
RESPECTIVELY)
QD 1387–1391 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1392–1393 TCQA PS3A/PS3B OUT
OF LIMIT
QD 1394 TCQA PS3A AND PS3B
SPREAD OUT OF LIM-
IT
QD 1395–1399 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1400–1401 TCQA XN25A/XN25B
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QD 1402 TCQA XN25A AND

XN25B SPREAD OUT
OF LIMIT
QD 1403–1407 TCQA ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1408 TCE3 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1409 TCE3 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 1410–1423 TCE3 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1424–1425 TCE3 HP/LP READING, There is a hardware problem on the high pressure/
HARDWARE low pressure speed signal.
TROUBLE
QD 1426–1427 TCE3 HP/LP BASE There is a disagreement between the burg jumpers
SPEED CONFIG and the downloaded configuration constant (soft-
TROUBLE ware) for high pressure/low pressure base speed.
QD 1428–1429 TCE3 HP/LP OVER There is a disagreement between the burg jumpers
SPEED CONFIG and the downloaded configuration constant (soft-
TROUBLE ware) for high pressure/low pressure over speed.
QD 1430 TCE3 SYSTEM CON- There is a disagreement between the burg jumpers
FIG TROUBLE and the downloaded configuration constant (soft-
ware) for the system configuration.
QD 1431 TCE3 TRIP BOARD The trip protection board type (TCTX) is wrong.
CONFIG TROUBLE Here, X=G for gas turbine, X=S for medium
steam, or X=L for large steam.
QD 1432–1438 TCE3 DIGITAL OUT- The hardware logic signal for XXXXX relay is in
PUT, XXXXX (XXXX disagreement with that particular relay output.
BEING 025DRV,
OETR1, OETR2, ODR-
VO (CLAMP), ODRV1
(KE1, ELO), ODRV2
(KE2), AND OALARM,
RESPECTIVELY)
QD 1439 TCE3 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1440–1445 TCE3 TMR CHECK One of the three relays for XXXX is out of step
TROUBLE, XXXX with the other two. Note that if configured for an
(XXXX BEING ETR1, LM machine, only <X> and <Y> will be checked.
ETR2, PTR1, PTR2,
PTR3, AND PTR4, RE-
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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 1446–1447 TCE3 ALARMS NOT

USED
QD 1448–1455 TCE3 LOOPBACK, This is relay-loopback testing: the actual condi-
RELAY, XXX (XXX tion of the relay is checked against the intended
BEING ETR1, ETR2, value. Each TCEA is only checking the relay that
DRV1, DRV2, PTR1, it (self) drives. Note that for the TCTG (gas tur-
PTR2, bine) trip card, relays PTR3 and PTR4 are appli-
KP–1/PTR3/MLO, AND cable. For the TCTS (medium steam) trip card,
KP–2/PTR4/ORST, RE- relays KP–1 and KP–2 are applicable. Finally, for
SPECTIVELY the TCTL (large steam) trip card, relays MLO and
ORST are applicable.
QD 1456–1462 TCE3 LOOPBACK, SO- This solenoid-loopback testing: in this case, the
LENOID, XXX (XXX output voltages are being checked. Note that for
BEING OTS, the TCTG (gas turbine) trip card, SOL1 thru
ETD1/SOL1/MTSV, SOL4 are applicable. For the TCTS (medium
ETD2/SOL2/ETSV, steam) trip card, ETD1 and ETD2 are applicable.
SOL3/ELO, SOL4/MLO, Finally, for the TCTL (large steam) trip card, only
ORST, AND OTS, RE- OTS, MTSV, ETSV, ELO, MLO, and ORST are
SPECTIVELY applicable.
QD 1463 TCE3 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1464 TCE3 SLOW SYNCH 25 The synch relay (25, GES) did not close when it
RELAY was supposed to.
QD 1465 TCE3 SLOW SYNCH The synch check relay (25X, GXS) did not close
CHECK 25X RELAY when it was supposed to.
QD 1466 TCE3 SYNCH LOCK- The synch relay (25, GES) is closed when it
UP, 25 RELAY FAIL- should not be.
URE
QD 1467–1468 CLOSE TIME OUT OF Breaker 1/2 is either too slow or too fast in clos-
LIMITS ing for its last operation.
QD 1469 TCE3 25P TROUBLE The 25P relay is not in the state that it is intended
to be in. This is a relay-loopback test.
QD 1470 TCE3 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1471 TCE3 52GX 125Vdc The 125 Vdc is not connected across the PTBA
VOLTAGE MISSING screw from 35 to 41.
QD 1472–1475 TCE3 RELAY Relay K4–X is out of step or not in its intended
TROUBLE, K4–X (X state, meaning that it is in disagreement with the
BEING FROM 1–4) overall consensus of the 4 circuit.
QD 1476 TCE3 4 RELAY DIS- One of the K4 relays is out of step.
AGREEMENT

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 1477 TCE3 VOLTAGE MIS- This means that 125 Vdc is missing from the trip
SING, ODIAG32, 125 board (TCT_).
VDC
QD 1478 TCE3 VOLTAGE MIS- This means that 24 V is missing from the trip
ING, ODIAG33, 24VR board (TCT_).
QD 1479 TCE3 VOLTAGE MIS- This means that 115 VAC is missing from the trip
SING, ODIAG34, 115 board (TCT_). Note that this is only applicable for
VAC the TCTL card. Not the other two.
QD 1480–1483 TCE3 POWER SUPPLY This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
OUT OF LIMITS XXX card power supply limit.
(XXX BEING P5, P15,
N15, AND P24, RE-
SPECTIVELY)
QD 1484 TCE3 POWER SUPPLY This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
TROUBLE, card power supply limit.
P24AS/N24AS
QD 1485 TCE3 GROUND FAULT This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
ON P24AS/N24AS BUS card power supply limit.
QD 1486–1487 TCE3 POWER SUPPLY This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
OUT OF LIMITS XXX card power supply limit.
(XXX BEING P335
AND DCOM, RESPEC-
TIVELY)
QD 1488–1495 TCE3 FLAME DETEC- This means that flame detector #X is indicating a
TOR #X OUT OF LIM- flame when a high pressure speed is at zero. Note
ITS (X BEING FROM that this alarm is applicable to gas turbines only.
1–8)
QD 1496 TCE3 IONET AD- The burg jumpers for the communications net-
DRESS TROUBLE work address are incorrect.
QD 1497 TCE3 DIAGNOSTIC The diagnostic task (software) is hung up. You
TASK TROUBLE should suspect the A to D converter on the TCEA.
QD 1498–1499 TCE3 EMERG ONLINE This means that the emergency on-line overspeed
OS TEST FAIL, test has failed. Note that this alarm is only appli-
ETR1/ETR2 cable for the TCTS (medium steam) trip card.
QD 1500–1501 TCE3 PRIM ONLINE (These two alarms are no longer in use.)
OS TEST FAIL,
PTR1/PTR2
QD 1502–1503 TCE3 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1504–1535 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 1536 TCE2 ALARM NOT
USED

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QD 1537 TCE2 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM
QD 1538–1551 TCE2 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1552–1553 TCE2 HP/LP READING A hardware problem exists on the high pressure/
HARDWARE low pressure speed signal.
TROUBLE
QD 1554–1555 TCE2 HP/LP BASE There is a disagreement between the burg jumpers
SPEED CONFIG and the downloaded configuration constant (soft-
TROUBLE ware) for the high pressure/low pressure base
speed.
QD 1556–1557 TCE2 HP/LP OVER There is a disagreement between the burg jumpers
SPEED CONFIG and the downloaded configuration constant (soft-
TROUBLE ware) for the high pressure/low pressure over
speed.
QD 1558 TCE2 SYSTEM CON- There is a disagreement between the burg jumpers
FIG TROUBLE and the downloaded configuration constant (soft-
ware) for the system configuration.
QD 1559 TCE2 TRIP BOARD The trip protection board type (TCTX) is incor-
CONFIG TROUBLE rect. Note that X=G for gas turbine, X=S for me-
dium steam, or X=L for large steam.
QD 1560–1566 TCE2 DIGITAL OUT- This means that the hardware logic signal for the
PUT, XXXX (XXXX XXXX relay is in disagreement with that particu-
BEING 025DRV, lar relay output.
OETR1, OETR2, ODR-
VO (CLAMP), ODRV1,
(KE1, EL0), ODRV2
(KE2), AND OALARM,
RESPECTIVELY)
QD 1567 TCE2 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1568–1573 TCE2 TMR CHECK One of the three relays for XXXX is out of step
TROUBLE, XXXX with the other two. Note that if configured for an
(XXXX BEING ETR1, LM machine, only <X> and <Y> will be checked.
ETR2, PTR1, PTR2,
PTR3, AND PTR4, RE-
SPECTIVELY)
QD 1574–1575 TCE2 ALARMS NOT
USED

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 1576–1583 TCE2 LOOPBACK, This is relay-loopback testing. The actual condi-

RELAY, XXXX (XXXX tion of the relay is being checked against the in-
BEING ETR1, ETR2, tended value. Note that each TCEA is only check-
DRV1, DRV2, PTR1, ing the relay that it(self) drives. For the TCTG
PTR2, (gas turbine) trip card, relays PTR3 and PTR4 are
KP–1/PTR3/MLO, AND applicable. For the TCTS (medium steam) trip
KP–2/PTR4/ORST, RE- card, relays KP–1 and KP–2 are applicable. Final-
SPECTIVELY) ly, for the TCTL (large steam) trip card, relays
MLO and ORST are applicable here.
QD 1584–1590 TCE2 LOOPBACK, SO- This is solenoid-loopback testing. In this case, the
LENOID, XXXX output voltages are being checked. Note that for
(XXXX BEING OTS, the TCTG (gas turbine) trip card, SOL1 thru
ETD1/SOL1/MTSV, SOL4 are applicable. For the TCTS (medium
ETD2/SOL2/ETSV, steam) trip card, ETD1 and ETD2 are applicable.
SOL3/ELO, SOL4/MLO, Finally, for the TCTL (large steam) trip cared,
ORST, AND OTS, RE- only OTS, MTSV, ETSV, ELO, MLO, and ORST
SPECTIVELY) are applicable here.
QD 1591 TCE2 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1592 TCE2 SLOW SYNCH 25 The synch relay (25, GES) did not close when it
RELAY was supposed to.
QD 1593 TCE2 SLOW SYNCH The synch check relay (25X, GXS) did not close
CHECK 25X RELAY when it was supposed to.
QD 1594 TCE2 SYNCH LOCK- The synch relay (25, GES) is closed when it
UP, 25 RELAY FAIL- should not be.
URE
QD 1595–1596 TCE2 BREAKER 1/2 This means that breaker 1/Breaker 2 is either too
CLOSE TIME OUT OF slow or too fast in closing for its last operation.
LIMITS
QD 1597 TCE2 25P TROUBLE The 25P relay is not in the state that it is intended
to be in. This is a relay loopback test.
QD 1598 TCE2 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1599 TCE2 52GX 125Vdc The 125 Vdc is not connected across the PTBA
VOLTAGE MISSING screw from 35 to 41.
QD 1600–1603 TCE2 RELAY This means that relay K4–X is out of step or not
TROUBLE, K4–X (X in its intended state. The relay is in disagreement
BEING FROM 1 TO 4) with the overall consensus of the 4 circuit.
QD 1604 TCE2 4 RELAY DIS- One of the K4 relays is out of step.
AGREEMENT
QD 1605 TCE2 VOLTAGE MIS- This means that 125 VDC is missing from the trip
SING ODIAG32, 125 board (TCT_).
VDC

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 1606 TCE2 VOLTAGE MIS- This means that 24 V is missing from the trip
SING, ODIAG33, 24VR board (TCT_).
QD 1607 TCE2 VOLTAGE MIS- This means that 115 VAC is missing from the trip
SING, ODIAG34, board (TCT_). Note that only the TCTL (large
115VAC steam) baord is applicable here.
QD 1608–1611 TCE2 POWER SUPPLY This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
OUT OF LIMITS, XXX card power supply limit.
(XXX BEING P5, P15,
N15, AND P24, RE-
SPECTIVELY)
QD 1612 TCE2 POWER SUPPLY This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
TROUBLE, card power supply limit.
P24AS/N24AS
QD 1613 TCE2 GROUND FAULT This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
ON P24AS/N24AS BUS card power supply limit.
QD 1614–1615 TCE2 POWER SUPPLY This alarm is responsible for checking the TCEA
OUT OF LIMITS, P335 card power supply limit.
AND DCOM, RESPEC-
TIVELY
QD 1616–1623 TCE2 FLAME DETEC- This means that the flame detector X is indicating
TOR #X OUT OF LIM- a flame when the high pressure speed is at zero.
ITS (X BEING FROM Note that this alarm is only applicable to gas tur-
1–8) bines.
QD 1624 TCE2 IONET AD- The burg jumpers for the communications net-
DRESS TROUBLE work address are incorrect.
QD 1625 TCE2 DIAGNOSTIC The diagnostic task (software) is hung up. You
TASK TROUBLE should suspect the A to D converter on the TCEA.
QD 1626–1627 TCE2 EMERG ONLINE This means that the emergency on-line over speed
OS TEST FAIL, test has failed. Note that this alarm is only appli-
ETR1/ETR2 cable to the TCTS (medium steam) card.
QD 1628–1629 TCE2 PRIM ONLINE (These two alarms are no longer in use).
OS TEST FAIL,
PTR1/PTR2
QD 1630–1631 TCE2 ALARMS NOT
USED
QD 1632–1663 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
QD 1664 TCE1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1665 TCE1 MEMORY A manual change was made in the <R> software
CHANGE MADE BY using the <I>.
UDM

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 1666–1679 TCE1 ALARMS NOT

USED
QD 1680–1681 TCE1 HP/LP READING, *See QD 1424–1425 for this description.
HARDWARE
TROUBLE
QD 1682–1683 TCE1 HP/LP BASE *See QD 1426–1427 for this description.
SPEED CONFIG
TROUBLE
QD 1684–1685 TCE1 HP/LP OVER *See QD 1428–1429 for this description.
SPEED CONFIG
TROUBLE
QD 1686 TCE1 SYSTEM CON- *See QD 1430 for this description.
FIG TROUBLE
QD 1687 TCE1 TRIP BOARD *See QD 1431 for this description.
CONFIG TROUBLE
QD 1688–1694 TCE1 DIGITAL OUT- *See QD 1432–1438 for this description.
PUT, XXXX (XXXX
BEING 025DRV,
OETR1, OETR2, ODR-
VO (CLAMP), ODRV1
(KE1, ELO), ODRV2
(KE2), AND OALARM,
RESPECTIVELY)
QD 1695 TCE1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1696–1701 TCE1 TMR CHECK *See QD 1440–1445 for this description.
TROUBLE, XXXX
(XXXX BEING ETR1,
ETR2, PTR1, PTR2,
PTR3, AND PTR4, RE-
SPECTIVELY)
QD 1702–1703 TCE1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1704–1711 TCE1 LOOPBACK, *See QD 1448–1455 for this description.
RELAY, XXX (XXX
BEING ETR1, ETR2,
DRV1, DRV2, PTR1,
PTR2,
KP–1/PTR3/MLO, AND
KP–2/PTR4/ORST, RE-
SPECTIVELY)

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 1712–1718 TCE1 LOOPBACK, SO- *See QD 1456–1462 for this description.

LENOID, XXX (XXX
BEING OTS,
ETD1/SOL1/MTSV,
ETD2/SOL2/ETSV,
SOL3/ELO, SOL4/MLO,
ORST, AND OTS, RE-
SPECTIVELY)
QD 1719 TCE1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1720 TCE1 SLOW SYNCH 25 *See QD 1464 for this description.
RELAY
QD 1721 TCE1 SLOW SYNCH *See QD 1465 for this description.
CHECK 25X RELAY
QD 1722 TCE1 SYNCH LOCK- *See QD 1466 for this description.
UP, 25 RELAY FAIL-
URE
QD 1723–1724 TCE1 BREAKER 1/2 *See QD 1467–1468 for this description.
CLOSE TIME OUT OF
LIMITS
QD 1725 TCE1 25P TROUBLE *See QD 1469 for this description.
QD 1726 TCE1 ALARM NOT
USED
QD 1727 TCE1 52GX 125Vdc *See QD 1471 for this description.
VOLTAGE MISSING
QD 1728–1731 TCE1 RELAY *See QD 1472–1475 for this description.
TROUBLE, K4–X (X
BEING FROM 1 TO 4)
QD 1732 TCE1 4 RELAY DIS- *See QD 1476 for this description.
AGREEMENT
QD 1733 TCE1 VOLTAGE MIS- *See QD 1477 for this description.
SING, ODIAG32, 125
VDC
QD 1734 TCE1 VOLTAGE MIS- *See QD 1478 for this description.
SING, ODIAG33, 24VR
QD 1735 TCE1 VOLTAGE MIS- *See QD 1479 for this description.
SING, ODIAG24, 115
VAC
QD 1736–1739 TCE1 POWER SUPPLY *See QD 1480–1483 for this description.
OUT OF LIMITS, XXX
(XXX BEING P5, P15,
N15, AND P24, RE-
SPECTIVELY)

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

QD 1740 TCE1 POWER SUPPLY *See QD 1484 for this description.

TROUBLE,
P24AS/N24AS
QD 1741 TCE1 GROUND FAULT *See QD 1485 for this description.
ON P24AS/N24AS BUS
QD 1742–1743 TCE1 POWER SUPPLY *See QD 1486–1487 for this description.
OUT OF LIMITS, P335
AND DCOM, RESPEC-
TIVELY
QD 1744–1751 TCE1 FLAME DETEC- *See QD 1488–1495 for this description.
TOR #X OUT OF LIM-
ITS (X BEING FROM 1
TO 8)
QD 1752 TCE1 IONET AD- *See QD 1496 for this description.
DRESS TROUBLE
QD 1753 TCE1 DIAGNOSTIC *See QD 1497 for this description.
TASK TROUBLE
QD 1754–1755 TCE1 EMERG ONLINE *See QD 1498–1499 for this description.
OS TEST FAIL,
ETR1/ETR2
QD 1756–1757 TCE1 PRIM ONLINE *See QD 1500–1501 for this description.
OS TEST FAIL,
PTR1/PTR2
QD 1758–1759 TCE1 ALARMS NOT
USED
QCD 0 DCC ALARM NOT
USED
CD 1 DCC COULD NOT *See QD 1 for this description.
CREATE MSP BMS
SOCKET
CD 2 DCC BMS: OUT OF *See QD 2 for this description.
MEMORY
CD 3 DCC BMS: ATTEMPT *See QD 3 for this description.
TO RELEASE COR-
RUPT BLK
CD 4 DCC BMS: REQUEST *See QD 4 for this description.
SIZE > MAX POOL
SIZE
CD 5 DCC NO QUEUE *See QD 5 for this description.
SERVER FOR DES-
TINATION

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

CD 6 DCC QST QUEUE *See QD 6 for this description.

DELETION ERROR
CD 7 DCC UNABLE TO GET *See QD 7 for this description.
DPM BUFFER FOR
XMIT
CD 8 DCC UNABLE TO *See QD 8 for this description.
CREATE DPM SERVER
SOCKET
CD 9 DCC DPM: INVALID *See QD 9 for this description.
DESTINATION AD-
DRESS
CD 10 DCC DPM: NO BMS *See QD 10 for this description.
MEMORY FOR ISR
CD 11 DCC DPM: XFER REQ. *See QD 11 for this description.
SIZE > DPM BLK SIZE
CD 12 DCC UDM: NO BMS *See QD 12 for this description.
MEMORY BUFFER
AVAILABLE
CD 13 DCC DPM: DCC196 *See QD 13 for this description.
INITIAL MEMORY
FAILURE
CD 14 DCC DPM: LCC INI- *See QD 14 for this description.
TIAL MEMORY FAIL-
URE
CD 15 DCC DPM: 3PL INI- *See QD 15 for this description.
TIAL MEMORY FAIL-
URE
CD 16 DCC NO QST FOR I/O *See QD 16 for this description.
CONFIG MESSAGES
CD 17 DCC NO IO CARD FOR *See QD 17 for this description.
SOCKET EXISTS
CD 18 DCC IO CFG MES- *See QD 18 for this description.
SAGE RCVD OUT OF
ORDER
CD 19 DCC IO CARD COULD *See QD 19 for this description.
NOT CONFIGURE
CARD
CD 20 DCC MESSAGE RE- *See QD 20 for this description.
CEIVED WITH BAD
PROTOCOL

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

CD 21 DCC INT 6 OC- *See QD 21 for this description.

CURRED (INVALID
OPCODE)
CD 22 DCC TRANSLATE ER- *See QD 22 for this description.
ROR ON MASTER SEQ
CD 23 DCC STACK OVER- *See QD 23 for this description.
FLOW ERROR
CD 24 DCC SEQUENCING *See QD 24 for this description.
DISABLED BY MON-
ITOR
CD 25 DCC MSP MEMALLOC *See QD 25 for this description.
REQ. BUFFER TOO
BIG
CD 26 DCC MSP MEMAL- *See QD 26 for this description.
LOC NO BUFFER
FOUND
CD 27 DCC MSP MEMDEALL *See QD 27 for this description.
BUFFER PREV. RE-
TURNED
CD 28 DCC MSP MEMDEALL *See QD 28 for this description.
BAD ADDRESS RE-
TURNED
CD 29 DCC MSP MEMAL- *See QD 29 for this description.
LOPT WAITING FOR
BUFFER
CD 30–31 DCC PROM CHECK- *See QD 30–31 for this description.
SUM ERROR U12/U11
CD 32 DCC CABLE REMOTE *See QD 32 for this description.
ILLEGAL POINT
CD 33–34 DCC I/O CARD WENT *See QD 33–34 for this description.
TO STATE A2/A3
CD 35 DCC BAD EEPROM *See QD 35 for this description.
TABLE CHECKSUM
CD 36 DCC DEFAULT SYS- *See QD 36 for this description.
TEM LOAD
CD 37 DCC LCC BAD AGENT *See QD 37 for this description.
ID
CD 38 DCC BAD RAM TABLE *See QD 38 for this description.
CHECKSUM
CD 39 DCC BAD *See QD 39 for this description.
CONSTANTS CHECK-
SUM

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

CD 40 DCC/TCQA BAD *See QD 40 for this description.

STALL TIMER
CD 41 BAD EEPROM EVENT *See QD 41 for this description.
TABLE
CD 42 BAD EEPROM *See QD 42 for this description.
CHANGE CELL TABLE
CD 43 SEQUENCING EXECU- *See QD 43 for this description.
TION OVERFLOW
CD 44–63 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
CD 64 PLU3 ALARM NOT
USED
CD 65 PLU3 MEMORY *See QD 65 for this description.
CHANGE MADE BY
UDM
CD 66–79 PLU3 ALARMS NOT
USED
CD 80–127 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
CD 128 PLU2 ALARM NOT
USED
CD 129 PLU2 MEMORY *See QD 129 for this description.
CHANGE MADE BY
UDM
CD 130–143 PLU2 ALARMS NOT
USED
CD 144–191 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
CD 192 PLU1 ALARM NOT
USED
CD 193 PLU1 MEMORY *See QD 193 for this description.
CHANGE MADE BY
UDM
CD 194–207 PLU1 ALARMS NOT
USED
CD 208–255 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
CD 256 IOMA ALARM NOT
USED
CD 257 IOMA MEMORY *See QD 257 for this description.
CHANGE MADE BY
UDM
CD 258–271 IOMA ALARMS NOT
USED

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CD 272–277 IOMA POWER SUPPLY *See QD 272–277 for this description.

OUT OF LIMITS, XXX
(XXX BEING P5, P15,
N15, P24, N24, AND
DCOM, RESPECTIVE-
LY)
CD 278–279 IOMA ALARMS NOT
USED
CD 280–281 IOMA BUS/GEN VOLT- *See QD 280–281 for this description.
AGE INPUT HARD-
WARE PROBLEM
CD 282 IOMA CPD INPUT *See QD 282 for this description.
HARDWARE PROB-
LEM
CD 283 IOMA DOWNLOAD *See QD 283 for this description.
CONSTANT OUT OF
LIMITS
CD 284–287 IOMA ALARMS NOT
USED
CD 288–303 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
CD 304 LCC ALARM NOT
USED
CD 305 LCC MEMORY *See QD 305 for this description.
CHANGE MADE BY
UDM
CD 306–319 LCC ALARMS NOT
USED
CD 320 LCC PROCESSOR *See QD 320 for this description.
IDLE TIME IS LOW
CD 321 LCC VOTER ARCNET *See QD 321 for this description.
INITIALIZE FAILURE
CD 322–326 LCC NO ARCNET *See QD 322–326 for this description.
COMMUNICATION
WITH <X> (X BEING
C, D, R, S, AND T, RE-
SPECTIVELY)
CD 327 LCC NO TIMESET *See QD 327 for this description.
MESSAGE RECEIVED,
<C>
CD 328 LCC BAD STATE TO *See QD 328 for this description.
CONFIGURE BOARD

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

CD 329 LCC VOTE TABLE *See QD 329 for this description.

CHECKSUM MIS-
MATCHES VDP
CD 330 LCC FRAME RATE OR *See QD 330 for this description.
EEPROM MIS-
MATCHES VDP
CD 331 LCC DCC NAME MIS- *See QD 331 for this description.
MATCHES VDP
CD 332 LCC NAME MIS- *See QD 332 for this description.
MATCHES VDP
CD 333 LCC DCC MAJOR RE- *See QD 333 for this description.
VISION MISMATCHES
VDP
CD 334 LCC MAJOR REVI- *See QD 334 for this description.
SION MISMATCHES
VDP
CD 335 LCC BAD PROM *See QD 335 for this description.
CHECKSUM
CD 336 LCC MEMORY *See QD 336 for this description.
CHANGE MADE BY
LCC MON
CD 337–783 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
784 TCD1 ALARM NOT
USED
785 TCD1 MEMORY *See QD 785 for this description.
CHANGE MADE BY
UDM
786–799 TCD1 ALARMS NOT
USED
800–895 TCD1 CONTACT IN- *See QD 800–895 for this description.
PUT #X FAILURE (X
BEING FROM 01–96)
896–955 TCD1 RELAY OUTPUT *See QD 896–955 for this description.
#X FAILURE (X BEING
FROM 01 TO 60)
956–959 TCD1 ALARMS NOT
USED
960–961 TCD1 PLUG J01/J02 IS *See QD 960–961 for this description.
DISCONNECTED
962 TCD1 BATREF SIG- *See QD 962 for this description.
NAL FAILURE (PLUG
JQ)

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

963–975 TCD1 ALARMS NOT

USED
976–991 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
992 TCCB ALARM NOT
USED
993 TCCB MEMORY A memory change has been made to the address
CHANGE MADE BY space of the TCCB processor using the UDM pro-
UDM tocol with a program such as “SPY,” etc. Data
and/or operation of the LCC is subject to disrup-
tion based on the particular memory change made.
Caution is advised, as memory changes should be
made with care and thorough knowledge. This
diagnostic alarm may be reset on the hour (min-
utes equal zero) after the memory change occurs.
994–1007 TCCB ALARMS NOT
USED
1008–1055 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
1056 TCCA ALARM NOT
USED
1057 TCCA MEMORY A memory change has been made to the address
CHANGE MADE BY space of the TCCA processor using the UDM pro-
UDM tocol with a program such as “SPY,” etc. Data
and/or operation of the LCC is subject to disrup-
tion based on the particular memory change made.
Caution is advised, as memory changes should be
made with care and thorough knowledge. This
diagnostic alarm may be reset on the hour (min-
utes equal zero) after the memory change occurs.
1058–1071 TCCA ALARMS NOT
USED
1072 TCCA PROCESSOR The reserve idle time in the 196 processor on the
IDLE TIME IS LOW TCCA board is low and may be either sufficient
or insufficient to do all necessary data and com-
munication tasks.
1073 TCCA STAGELINK The TCCA processor has failed to initialize the
ARCNET INIT FAIL- arcnet communication hardware. A circuit board
URE failure has probably occurred.
1074–1079 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)
1080 TCCA BAD STATE TO An attempt to initialize the TCCA I/O was made
CONFIGURE TCCA by the DCC when the I/O state was not between
states A4 and A7, inclusive.

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PROCESSOR NUMBER ALARM NAME ALARM DESCRIPTION

1081–1086 (NUMBERS SKIPPED)

1087 TCCA BAD PROM The TCCA 196 processor internal self-diagnostics
CHECKSUM have detected a failure in the EPROM. The
EPROMs in sockets U8 and U9 may be invalid
and should be replaced immediately.

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