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1. Error Information
Descriptions of error information, for errors arising from system software problems, will be provided in this
section.
Up to eight sets of information, related to the system software’s errors, will be stored in the SRAM.
By executing hi_sysdwn( ) the line number (on which the error occurred), the error code and detailed information
of the error, will be stored in the error log.
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Hi_sysdwn( ) will be executed in the following two circumstances:
1. hi_sysdwn( ) will be intentionally stored if fatal errors occur with each BIOS.
2. If multiple exceptions, fatal exceptions, illegal command codes and trap command errors occur.
2. Error Log's Entry Function
Up to twenty-four sets of information, related to errors starting with the latest error, will be displayed by the
error log entry function.
There are two types of error log displays.
The display will vary when the argument provided to hi_sysdwn( ), depending on whether detailed information
(such as program name, version number, creation date, creation time and creator name) exists or not
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1. When detailed information exists:
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Error Information
ERROR INFORMATION
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ERROR INFORMATION
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ERROR-TIME ffff-ff-ff ff:ff:ff
No.4 ERROR No.3 No.2
Stop when push [DEST] button.
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Error Code (If the FILE column is "int_wdt.c", ID of the task in operation is displayed when
the last 4 digits are reset)
Name of the program where the error occurred (In case of “int_wdt.c”, it shows that reset
is activated by the Watch Dog Timer. In this case, ERCD shows other information than
error information).
Program line number where the error occurred
Version number of the program where the error occurred
Date of creation of the program where the error occurred
Time of creation of the program where the error occurred
Creator of the program where the error occurred
Time of error occurrence
3. Reset activated by the Watch Dog Timer function. This occurs when the program ceases to function
properly.
Summary of Contents for AVIC-D3/XU/EW5
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