Помогите пожалуйста, появился сигнал ALARM MET SUSPEND . ПРОЦЕССОР ПЕРЕКЛЮЧЕН.

Система управления MARK VI (R/S/T), контроллеры UCVG.

 

Is it possible to get that text in english?

 

For your information:

The alarm "XMIT SUSPENDED CPU SWITCHED" is usually set when a core fails, as it transfers "control" or communication to the next core.

 

In a simple way, is it a failure of one of the processor core of the controller?

 

In a simple way, is it a failure of one of the processor core of the controller?

That can be the origin of this alarm ...indeed ...

Do you got the manuals from GE ?? If yes look for the alarm origin and try to troubleshoot which controller is involved ?

 

We have 3 MARK-VI controllers at the same time R/S/T/. Yes, we have a guide from the PUB, but on all stages of verification and error codes, as well as on the presence of LEDs on the front of the error controllers and the causes of the alarm are undetected. There is only this alarm.

L3DIAG_UCVXR =0
L3DIAG_UCVXS=0
L3DIAG_UCVXR=0

There is a list of all signals , all signals have their own number, the number of this signal as seen in the photo above will be equal to P0 . And in the table from GE, the signals start with P1, P2......P459 and so on.

 

Ok Sir!

What PUB stand for ? ( What does it means please)?

 

Sorry PUB is a wrong translation, it turned out funny) It's like I wrote a guide from a beer bar).In fact, there are all the manuals from GE, but there are no specific descriptions on this alarm.

 

Sorry PUB is a wrong translation, it turned out funny) It's like I wrote a guide from a beer bar).In fact, there are all the manuals from GE, but there are no specific descriptions on this alarm.

I agree too there are no specific description on this alarm on MarkVI manual from GE ..
But me thinking that you may, can track the Alarm signal name on the Installed Application code ...

 

L3DIAG_UCVXR =0
L3DIAG_UCVXS=0
L3DIAG_UCVXR=0

These BIT signals tells you that the UCVX board are unhealthy!

Are you able to confirm that by checking on ControlST toolbox the status of these boards?

 

UCVX is used for ETHERNET DATA HIGHWAY...

You may need to replace them

 

In the code of the instrumental application using ControlST toolbox, it is not possible to find where this signal is formed, because there is only its description in the form of words.We need its code in the format, for example, like this L4T or, for example, L39VT_ALM. I'm typing a search in the toolkit, but it doesn't find anything. The master controller is now R

 

I was thinking on L3DIAG AS it is not shown /displayed any information on XMIT SUSPENDED CPU SWITCHED Signal name ...anywhere...

Search for L3DIAG on the app code

 

Checked all L3DIAG signals, all signals with output bit = 0.

 

Hummm seems that something is not operating correctly on the ETHERNET DATA HIGHWAY ..

 

There is no such signal with ID=0 in the database, all signals start with ID=1

 

Hummm seems that something is not operating correctly on the ETHERNET DATA HIGHWAY ..

Let's check all the Ethernet network connections then.

 

Yes sure check UDH ? PDH too

 

Check EGD (Ethernet Global Data )


That can be done through Toolbox control ST...there is a document on how to check live datas of EGD ..

By the way did that unit tripped due to the P0 XMIT SUSPENDED ALARM/TRIP SIGNAL... OR Unit still runing?

Check also the ETHERNET switches...

 

There is no such signal with ID=0 in the database, all signals start with ID=1
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Thats not the place to track this XMIT SUSPENDED SIGNAL NAME ...You shoud ask GE Belfort for better assistance ..