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The document describes LED indications on the MPC controller. It defines the syntax used for flashing LED codes, which use red and green pulses to represent two-digit codes. Constant LED colors indicate status, like red for error. Flashing codes provide more details, like (1,1) for onboard control programming or (4,2) for an ID-key error. The document also provides detailed descriptions of each LED indication's meaning.

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MPC LED Indication PDF

The document describes LED indications on the MPC controller. It defines the syntax used for flashing LED codes, which use red and green pulses to represent two-digit codes. Constant LED colors indicate status, like red for error. Flashing codes provide more details, like (1,1) for onboard control programming or (4,2) for an ID-key error. The document also provides detailed descriptions of each LED indication's meaning.

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MAN B&W Diesel A/S

10.5 MPC LED Indication

This following describes MPC LED indications. The first part of the document describes the syntax of the LED
indication and assigns a short description to each of the used indications. The second part presents a more
detailed description of the different indications.

Syntax

The MPC LED may be issuing indications by either emitting constant light or by flashing. The LED indications
are uniquely identified by the color that the MPC LED emits.

Flashing LED indication consists of two pulse trains separated in time by 1-second pauses. Each of these pulse
trains represents an integer. All pulses are be set against a yellow background. The first pulse train will alternate
between the yellow background and a red foreground, whilst the second will use green as foreground.

First digit Second digit

1 second 1 second
pause pause

For identification of the indication the user must therefore note the number of red and green pulses. The first
digit is the number of red pulses and the second digit is the number of green pulses. In the illustration above,
the indication code would thus be (2,3).

Indications

Constant
Colour Short name Short description
Red ERROR Either early initialization or fatal error
Orange INIT Initialization, no parameters available or non-normal node
mode
Green NORMAL Application up and running

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Flashing
Digits Short name Short description
(1,1) CTRL_PRG Onboard control programming in progress
(2,1) APPLOAD_SCAN Application download in progress – scanning for server
(2,2) APPLOAD_DOWNLOAD Application download in progress – downloading program
(2,3) APPLOAD_DIP Application download completed – reset yellow DIP
switch set to ON
(3,1) BOOTLOAD_SCAN Bootloader download in progress – scanning for server
(3,2) BOOTLOAD_DOWNLOAD Bootloader download in progress – downloading program

(4,1) DONGLE_VERIFY Checking node ID-key


(4,2) DONGLE_ERROR ID-key error – missing, broken or not programmed
(4,3) DONGLE_DIP Node ID DIP switch not correctly reset – reset it to 0x00
(4,4) DONGLE_FORMAT Waiting for confirmation to reformat the records in the
Dongle with Start up and Persistent Data Area
information.
(4,5) DONGLE_DIP_CONFLICT ID-Key not connected, no usable address supplied from
DIP or Service Terminal.
(5,1) DIP_ILLEGAL_RANGE The selected address is outside the defined range 0xC0
– 0xFF (192 - 255).

Detailed Description of LED indications

ERROR (Red)
This code is used primarily for indicating if the MPC has experienced a fatal error. However, the MPC will also
use this indicating during early initialization. Therefore the user should only take this code as an indication of
error if it persists more than 10 seconds.

INIT (Orange)
Generally this code is used for indicating initialization. But the MPC may also use this indication to signal one of
the following conditions:

No parameters: No valid parameters are available to the application software.


Configuration or test mode: The MPC is in a non-normal node mode.

Generally if the INIT code is shown longer than 10 seconds this would indicate one of the latter conditions.

NORMAL (Green)
Application is up and running.

CTRL_PGM (1,1)
One or both of the on-board micro controllers upgrade it’s internal software. This is a part of the MPC
initialization process. The MPC will update It’s internal electronic components to the newest software version. It
normally takes 2-3 minutes to update it’s internal electronic components. After update the MPC will
automatically continuing the ID-key programming process typically to blink code (4,2) The software update is
due to new release for the internal electronic component and the MPC can be of and older production batch or
has been on stock after the new software release. The MPC contains two different controllers EXTIO and
COMCTR, both can be automatically upgraded by downloading new application software. When upgrading one
of the controllers the blink code is (1,1) and the service terminal will show text according to which of the
controllers that are upgraded.

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