GE X3.28 manual Information Messages, I101 Unable to find table A197MAIN, deleting

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Protocol X DCA

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Configuration Guide

A.3 Warning Messages

Warning messages indicate recoverable run-time errors, either within the application or through one of the software interfaces. The application will attempt to handle these errors without suspending or jeopardizing the integrity of the system. If a warning message occurs repeatedly, contact the Customer Service Department to report the error.

W001: win_write failed, status = <x>

W101: send_x failed, status = <x>

W102: send_x failing, status = <x>

W103: win_write failing, status = <x> failure condition cleared

W201: Tx Failed, <x> reset - Check Cabling

W202: Error getting a communication buffer"

W203: send_x failing, status = <x>

A.4 Information Messages

Information messages indicate the application is taking some special action based on certain configuration or initialization criteria.

I101: Unable to find table A197MAIN, deleting

Cause:

The DCA could not find the Main Application configuration table. If the Main Application configuration cannot be located, the application assumes the user does not want it to run.

Effect:

The ANSI X3.28 DCA will delete itself from the system.

Remedy:

If the ANSI X3.28 DCA is intended to run, ensure the Main Application configuration table, A197MAIN, exists and is comprised of at least a single record.

A197-0CG-1.00-2Restricted

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X3.28 specifications

The GE X3.28 is a sophisticated commercial jet engine developed by General Electric, known for its innovative technologies and remarkable performance. Designed specifically for the next generation of regional jets, the X3.28 showcases an impressive blend of efficiency, reliability, and low emissions, setting a new benchmark in the aviation industry.

One of the standout features of the X3.28 is its advanced turbofan design, which combines a large bypass ratio with cutting-edge materials to enhance performance while reducing fuel consumption. The engine is built with lightweight composite materials that not only improve fuel efficiency but also contribute to overall weight reduction in regional aircraft. This is crucial for smaller jets that rely on maximizing payload while minimizing operational costs.

The X3.28 is equipped with an innovative high-pressure compressor system that utilizes advanced aerodynamics to ensure optimal airflow and pressure ratios. This technology enhances the engine's thrust performance, allowing aircraft to take off and climb efficiently even from shorter runways. Additionally, the fan blades are designed using state-of-the-art computational fluid dynamics simulations, which help in achieving higher performance and operational reliability.

Another significant characteristic of the X3.28 is its noise reduction capabilities. By employing advanced sound-attenuating technologies in the fan and exhaust systems, the engine meets stringent noise regulations, making it suitable for operations in urban areas and near sensitive environments. This focus on environmental considerations extends to its low emissions profile, making it a more eco-friendly choice compared to older engine models.

The engine also incorporates digital monitoring and control systems that provide real-time data on performance metrics, enabling more efficient maintenance scheduling and enhanced operational safety. This predictive maintenance approach helps airlines reduce downtime and streamline their operations, ultimately contributing to cost savings.

In summary, the GE X3.28 stands out in the competitive market of regional jet engines due to its advanced technologies, exceptional efficiency, and commitment to sustainability. With its focus on performance and environmental responsibility, the X3.28 is poised to lead the way in the future of regional aviation, making it an attractive option for airlines looking to modernize their fleets while maintaining operational excellence.