9-6 Neuron Firmware Error Codes
Code Description
161 Self-installation semaphore.
This value appears temporarily in the error log as part of normal
Neuron Chip operation and it should not be construed as an error.
Can appear during invocation of self-installation functions.
162 Read write semaphore.
This value appears temporarily in the error log as part of normal
Neuron Chip operation and it should not be construed as an error.
Can appear during reload of an application.
163 Application image inconsistency.
This system error is logged by the Neuron Chip firmware. This error
occurs if the application code in ROM is inconsistent with the code in
EEPROM. This is most likely due to an attempt to load a new
application over the network without first reprogramming the
EEPROM.
164 Conflicting router S/W versions.
This system error is logged by the Neuron Chip firmware. This error
occurs when one attempts to connect two router halves with different
software versions. This error only occurs in routers.
166 EEPROM recovery occurred.
This error may occur rarely due to Neuron Chip, transceiver, or
application failure. This error is logged when the on-chip EEPROM
is reloaded following a system error as defined by the EEPROM
reboot word.
167 Triac clockedge +- not supported.
This system error is logged by the Neuron Chip firmware. This error
is logged when an application using the triac clockedge plus/minus
feature is loaded into a 3150, which does not support this feature.
168 Checksum error over system image.
This error may occur rarely due to Neuron Chip, transceiver, or
application failure. This error is logged when the node goes
application-less following a checksum error in the system image.
169 Invalid proxy routing table index.
This system error is logged by the Neuron Chip firmware.
170 Invalid version.
This system error is logged by the Neuron Chip firmware.
Application was linked for a different version of firmware than is in
the node.
192-223
State byte semaphore.
This value appears temporarily in the error log as part of normal
Neuron Chip operation and it should not be construed as an error.
This appears when a node's state byte is being modified.
