What do these codes mean?

AKCMommy · 08-05-2007, 05:45 AM

LAN Monitor EMV
01- DC 190 16 2
01- D5 190 45 B
01 DB 190 B9 F
01 DB 110 06 3

LAM Monitor DSP AMP
01 D6 FF 1
01 E1 110 FF 1
01 E1 190 FF 1
01 E3 FF 1

Layman's terms would be really appreciated. Thanks!

galaxee · 08-05-2007, 10:49 AM

basically, if your stereo/nav are working, don't worry about those. they're related to the stereo/nav network.

trouble codes related to the operation of your vehicle are relayed by the obd2 connection and read by a toyota scanner. some other types of scanners can read basic obd2 codes but only the toyota one(s) can get to the hybrid and other proprietary codes.

_echo · 08-05-2007, 11:32 PM

Looks like someone's been poking around the Diagnostics menu inside the MFD.. Fun stuff. The three nybble code is the device
(0x190= HU head unit, 0x110=MFD)
When I first saw this post, I thought you had an AVC Lan sniffer like some of us.. :P

In any case. I think the PDM screen logs 'bad' packets, or error conditions (only within AVC Lan.) The address is probably most important to you. i.e. if you're getting a lot of 'long latency' problems, then this menu might be useful. (even a normal prius has times where it looks like it's lagging while redrawing the screen.)

IIRC, the MFD is only wired to AVC Lan so it can only get info from Gateway (Off the top of my head? Device 0x1C3) So, no DTC's through here, gotta buy a scan tool...

DTC's are usually in the format Pxxxx where xxxx are 4 numbers, there are also two other codes besides 'P' that are ermm a little specific to the Prius (HV ECU dosen't really exist in a 'normal' car..)

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08-05-2007, 05:45 AM	#1
AKCMommy Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 11 My Car: Package: Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTM Awards: 0 Friends: 0	LAN Monitor EMV 01- DC 190 16 2 01- D5 190 45 B 01 DB 190 B9 F 01 DB 110 06 3 LAM Monitor DSP AMP 01 D6 FF 1 01 E1 110 FF 1 01 E1 190 FF 1 01 E3 FF 1 Layman's terms would be really appreciated. Thanks!

08-05-2007, 10:49 AM	#2
galaxee running WOT until out of fuel Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: central NC/ western WI Posts: 9,072 My Car: 2005 Prius Package: #5 Nominated 5 Times in 3 Posts TOTM Awards: 0 Friends: 21	basically, if your stereo/nav are working, don't worry about those. they're related to the stereo/nav network. trouble codes related to the operation of your vehicle are relayed by the obd2 connection and read by a toyota scanner. some other types of scanners can read basic obd2 codes but only the toyota one(s) can get to the hybrid and other proprietary codes.

08-05-2007, 11:32 PM	#3
_echo Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Orange County Posts: 69 My Car: Package: Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTM Awards: 0 Friends: 0	Looks like someone's been poking around the Diagnostics menu inside the MFD.. Fun stuff. The three nybble code is the device (0x190= HU head unit, 0x110=MFD) When I first saw this post, I thought you had an AVC Lan sniffer like some of us.. :P In any case. I think the PDM screen logs 'bad' packets, or error conditions (only within AVC Lan.) The address is probably most important to you. i.e. if you're getting a lot of 'long latency' problems, then this menu might be useful. (even a normal prius has times where it looks like it's lagging while redrawing the screen.) IIRC, the MFD is only wired to AVC Lan so it can only get info from Gateway (Off the top of my head? Device 0x1C3) So, no DTC's through here, gotta buy a scan tool... DTC's are usually in the format Pxxxx where xxxx are 4 numbers, there are also two other codes besides 'P' that are ermm a little specific to the Prius (HV ECU dosen't really exist in a 'normal' car..)