HASI DPU Event description -------------------------- DDBL EVENTS| DESCRIPTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ T0| T0 transition according to the DDBL flag. AUTORESET| It indicates that the HASI Instrument has been switched ON according to the automatic reset sequence. DDBL Time Wrong| It indicates that the DDB time is not monotone (two consecutive DDB cuts have Mission time difference greater than 2 s). TIMPACT| Time instant when HASI recognises the Probe Impact by ACC Xservo data elaboration (filter). DDBL nok line A| When the DDB line layout test results unsuccessfully completed on CDMU line A. DDBL nok line B| When the DDB line layout test results unsuccessfully completed on CDMU line B. TC EVENTS| DESCRIPTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ UNKNOWN TC | When a TC is correctly received, but has an unknown Command Header. TC RX incorrect| Telecommand received incorrectly SENSORS EVENTS| DESCRIPTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PWA LINK ERROR| The PWA DB is checked against its protocol and the following Event data are: - Invalid Packet Id - Invalid Sequence count - Invalid Packet length - Invalid Packet error control - Invalid Data Field Header - Time-out.The Status Block is sent while the DB has a number of bytes less than the expected. The TM packet is filled with a pattern of 0x20H MCA READOUT| The message reports the Energize status, MCA1 and MCA2 activation status during Booms deployment. PPI RANGE FAIL| The message is issued when the Y-value calculation is out of the expected range. PPI Time-out| The message is issued when a frequency measure of a PPI channel is lower than 1khz. ADC1 FAILURE| When the ACCelerometer Analog to Digital Converter does not provide the End Of Conversion. ADC2 FAILURE| When the TEM and HK Analog to Digital Converter does not provide the End Of Conversion. ACC range set COARSE| The ACC Xservo range changes from FINE (HIGH gain) to COARSE (LOW gain). EEPROM EVENTS| DESCRIPTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EEPROM LATCH-UP| It is part of the nominal switch-ON/OFF sequence of the EEPROM procedure. Nominally, it happens after the EEPROM SWITCHED OFF message. In the case it happens before, a hardware latch-up happened when using EEPROM and its content and the next operations may result corrupted or incomplete. A severe latch-up may destroy the device itself. EEPROM SWITCHED| The message has two event data: 0 (OFF) and 1 (ON). Before any read/write operation the EEPROM must be switched on (EEPROM SWITCHED-ON) and then shall be switched OFF EEPROM SWITCHED-OFF). EEPROM LOCKED| It refers to the EEPROM overwrite capability.