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### Event priorities

Eight different priorities are differentiated in the events on the event/fault memory. Priorities 1 and 2 count as errors, 3 and 4 as faults, priorities 5 to 8 provide information while priority 7 is an early warning message.

Please note that the 8 priorities and their corresponding weighting is a Voith definition. At the various OEMs, other numbers are assigned for errors, faults and information.

Priority | Symbol | Lamp status at driver's workplace | Description
1 |  | Red Lamp | A serious fault that impairs the roadworthiness and/or the safety. Stop the vehicle immediately! Transmission switches to the neutral position.
2 |  | Amber Lamp | An error has occurred that requires an immediate visit to the workshop. Driving to the repair shop - possibly with restricted functions - is possible.
3 |  |  | A minor fault has occurred that causes a recommended action to be displayed before starting to drive. The vehicle performance is not affected or is only slightly impaired.
4 |  |  | Minor fault that causes an instruction to be displayed during the next visit to the repair shop. The vehicle performance is not affected.
5 |  |  | Indicates that the transmission/retarder is being operated outside the permissible range. (e.g. overtemperature). This does not represent a malfunction of the transmission.
6 |  | Temperature display | Indicates that the transmission is being operated outside the optimum range. (e.g. increased temperature). This does not represent a malfunction of the transmission.
7 |  | Service display | Message of the early warning system. Information about wear or maintenance work.
8 |  |  | Developer/experimental information.

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