Unexpected RF Amplifier Errors Seen During UPM Functional Checks.

Unexpected RF Amplifier Errors Seen During UPM Functional Checks See Long Description CSO 1-2441793235 The expected UPM trips occur during UPM Functional Checks, but some extra "RF Amplifier Error"s are also seen, so FE is unsure whether the checks passed or failed, see below for the expected errors, and below that the ones that we aren't sure about. These errors are normal and expected to occur during the UPM Functional Checks. In fact, they must occur for the checks to pass. Peak UPM Trip Error: 2254782 The Universal Power Monitor has detected Peak Power Exceeded on the Narrow Band Body Amplifier. Pulse Width Trip Error: 2254791 The Universal Power Monitor detected a Pulse Width fault on the Narrow Band Body Amplifier. Pulse Duty Cycle Trip Error: 2254792 The Universal Power Monitor detected a Duty Cycle fault on the Narrow Band Body Amplifier . ================================================================ But the errors shown below are also occurring during the UPM Functional Checks. Is this normal or does this indicate a failure of the UPM Functional Checks? Is there a problem with the system? Error: 2248763 RF Amplifier Error. RF amplifier failed to power off, in the allotted amount of time, when commanded to do so. Please power cycle the RF Subsystem and perform a TPS Reset. Error: 2248765 RF Amplifier Error. RF amplifier failed to go to operate when commanded to do so. Please power cycle the RF Subsystem and perform a TPS Reset. Error: 2248775 RF Amplifier Error. The RF amplifier failed to go into the commanded mode (head or body), or took too long to go to commanded mode. Please power cycle the RF Subsystem and perform a TPS Reset.