Input: [Type] VO DRIVE [Details]

Output: Models the driven sound of a VOX AC-30TB

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Input: [Type] MATCH DRIVE [Details]

Output: Models the left input sound of a Matchless D/C-30

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Input: [Type] BG LEAD [Details]

Output: Models the lead sound of a MESA/Boogie combo amp

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Input: [Type] SMOOTH Drv [Details]

Output: A smooth driven sound

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Input: [Type] MS1959（I） [Details]

Output: Models input I of a Marshall 1959

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Input: [Type] MS HiGAIN [Details]

Output: Models the sound of a Marshall with modified midrange boost

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Input: [Type] POWER STACK [Details]

Output: The sound of an amp stack with an active tone circuit

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Input: [Type] R-FIER RED [Details]

Output: Models the RED channel of a MESA/Boogie DUAL Rectifier

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Input: [Type] T-AMP Crnch [Details]

Output: Models AMP2 of a Hughes & Kettner Triamp

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Input: [Type] T-AMP LEAD [Details]

Output: Models AMP3 of a Hughes & Kettner Triamp

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Input: [Type] SLDN [Details]

Output: Models a Soldano SLO-100

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Input: [Type] LEAD STACK [Details]

Output: A high-gain lead sound

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Input: [Type] 5150 DRIVE [Details]

Output: Models the lead channel of a Peavey EVH5150

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Input: [Type] METAL STACK [Details]

Output: A drive sound good for metal

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Input: [Type] Single->AC [Details]

Output: Transforms the sound of a singlecoil pickup electric guitar into the sound of an acoustic guitar

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Input: [Type] Humbckr->AC [Details]

Output: Transforms the sound of a humbucking pickup electric guitar into the sound of an acoustic guitar

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Input: [Code] 30 [What it means]

Output: Sensor heater relay problem


Input: [Code] 36 [What it means]

Output: Sensor heater relay problem


Input: [Code] 106 [What it means]

Output: MAP sensor voltage out of range detected at startup


Input: [Code] 107 [What it means]

Output: MAP sensor voltage too low


Input: [Code] 108 [What it means]

Output: MAP sensor voltage too high


Input: [Code] 112 [What it means]

Output: Intake air temperature sensor voltage low


Input: [Code] 113 [What it means]

Output: Intake air (charge) temperature sensor voltage high


Input: [Code] 116 [What it means]

Output: Coolant temparature sensor reading doesn't make sense


Input: [Code] 117 [What it means]

Output: Engine coolant temperature sensor voltage low


Input: [Code] 118 [What it means]

Output: Engine coolant temperature sensor voltage high


Input: [Code] 121 [What it means]

Output: Throttle position sensor and MAP sensor disagree with each other


Input: [Code] 122 [What it means]

Output: Throttle position sensor voltage low


Input: [Code] 123 [What it means]

Output: Throttle position sensor voltage high


Input: [Code] 125 [What it means]

Output: Taking too long to reach proper operating temparature and switch to energy-efficient mode


Input: [Code] 129 [What it means]

Output: Bad barometric pressure sensor (thanks, John King)


Input: [Code] 130 [What it means]

Output: Sensor heater relay problem


Input: [Code] 131 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor seems to be shorted out or broken


Input: [Code] 147 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor heater element not working properly (this device helps to reduce emissions more quickly)


Input: [Code] 151 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to ground?


Input: [Code] 152 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to active 12V?


Input: [Code] 153 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor response too slow


Input: [Code] 154 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor does not show either a rich or lean condition - may need replacement


Input: [Code] 155 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor heater element not working properly (this device helps to reduce emissions more quickly)


Input: [Code] 157 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to ground?


Input: [Code] 158 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to active 12V?


Input: [Code] 159 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor response too slow


Input: [Code] 160 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor does not show either a rich or lean condition - may need replacement


Input: [Code] 161 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor heater element not working properly (this device helps to reduce emissions more quickly)


Input: [Code] 171 [What it means]

Output: The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too lean (too much fuel is being added as a correction).


Input: [Code] 172 [What it means]

Output: The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too rich (too much air is being added as a correction).


Input: [Code] 174 [What it means]

Output: The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too lean (too much fuel is being added as a correction).


Input: [Code] 175 [What it means]

Output: The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too rich (too much air is being added as a correction).


Input: [Code] 176 [What it means]

Output: Flex fuel sensor can't be seen


Input: [Code] 178 [What it means]

Output: Flex fuel sensor problem


Input: [Code] 179 [What it means]

Output: Flex fuel sensor problem


Input: [Code] 182 [What it means]

Output: Compressed natural gas temperature sensor problem


Input: [Code] 183 [What it means]

Output: Compressed natural gas temperature sensor problem


Input: [Code] 201 [What it means]

Output: Injector #1 control circuit problem (open or shorted)


Input: [Code] 202 [What it means]

Output: Injector #2 control circuit problem (open or shorted)


Input: [Code] 203 [What it means]

Output: Injector #3 control circuit problem (open or shorted)


Input: [Code] 204 [What it means]

Output: Injector #4 control circuit problem (open or shorted)


Input: [Code] 300 [What it means]

Output: Misfire detected in multiple cylinders.


Input: [Code] 301 [What it means]

Output: Misfire detected in cylinder #1.


Input: [Code] 302 [What it means]

Output: Misfire detected in cylinder #2.


Input: [Code] 303 [What it means]

Output: Misfire detected in cylinder #3.


Input: [Code] 304 [What it means]

Output: Misfire detected in cylinder #4.


Input: [Code] 320 [What it means]

Output: Crankshaft position sensor reference signal cannot be found while the engine is cranking.


Input: [Code] 325 [What it means]

Output: Knock sensor (#1) signal is wrong.


Input: [Code] 330 [What it means]

Output: Knock sensor (#2) signal is wrong.


Input: [Code] 340 [What it means]

Output: No camshaft signal being received by the computer


Input: [Code] 350 [What it means]

Output: A coil is drawing too much current.


Input: [Code] 351 [What it means]

Output: Coil #1 is not reaching peak current at the right time


Input: [Code] 352 [What it means]

Output: Coil #2 is not reaching peak current at the right time


Input: [Code] 353 [What it means]

Output: Coil #3 is not reaching peak current at the right time


Input: [Code] 354 [What it means]

Output: Coil #4 is not reaching peak current at the right time


Input: [Code] 401 [What it means]

Output: A required change in air/fuel mixture was not detected during diagnostic test.


Input: [Code] 403 [What it means]

Output: An problem was detected in the EGR solenoid control circuit.


Input: [Code] 404 [What it means]

Output: The EGR sensor's reported position makes no sense


Input: [Code] 405 [What it means]

Output: EGR position sensor voltage wrong.


Input: [Code] 406 [What it means]

Output: EGR position sensor voltage wrong.


Input: [Code] 412 [What it means]

Output: The secondary air solenoid control circuit seems bad (this is used for the aspirator).


Input: [Code] 420 [What it means]

Output: The catalyst seems inefficient (#1).


Input: [Code] 432 [What it means]

Output: The catalyst seems inefficient (#2).


Input: [Code] 440 [What it means]

Output: Evaporative emissions system leak (that's the gas tank fuel vapor recovery system) - usually a loose or bad gas cap.


Input: [Code] 441 [What it means]

Output: Evaporative purge flow system not working properly


Input: [Code] 442 [What it means]

Output: A leak has been detected in the evaporative system!


Input: [Code] 443 [What it means]

Output: Evaporative purge flow system solenoid not working properly


Input: [Code] 455 [What it means]

Output: A large leak has been detected in the evaporative system!


Input: [Code] 456 [What it means]

Output: A small leak has been detected in the evaporative system!


Input: [Code] 460 [What it means]

Output: The fuel level sender is not reporting any change over a long distance. Something seems wrong.


Input: [Code] 461 [What it means]

Output: The fuel level sender is not reporting any change over a long time. Something seems wrong.


Input: [Code] 462 [What it means]

Output: Fuel level sender voltage wrong.


Input: [Code] 463 [What it means]

Output: Fuel level sender voltage wrong.


Input: [Code] 500 [What it means]

Output: Haven't heard from the speed sensor lately.


Input: [Code] 505 [What it means]

Output: The idle speed air control motor doesn't seem to be working correctly.


Input: [Code] 522 [What it means]

Output: Oil pressure sensor problems


Input: [Code] 523 [What it means]

Output: Oil pressure sensor problems


Input: [Code] 551 [What it means]

Output: The power steering switch may not be working. (Neons: high pressure is showing up at high speed)


Input: [Code] 600 [What it means]

Output: Oh-oh! The coprocessors aren't talking to each other within the computer!


Input: [Code] 601 [What it means]

Output: Internal computer error!


Input: [Code] 604 [What it means]

Output: Internal computer error! (RAM check)


Input: [Code] 605 [What it means]

Output: Internal computer error! (ROM)


Input: [Code] 615 [What it means]

Output: Starter relay circuit problem


Input: [Code] 622 [What it means]

Output: Generator field control problem


Input: [Code] 645 [What it means]

Output: A/C clutch relay circuit problem.


Input: [Code] 700 [What it means]

Output: The automatic transmission computer has a problem - ask it what's going on. I don't know. All I know is that the transmission asked me to turn on the MIL (malfunction indicator light). I did it, didn't I? So why are you bugging ME? ... you may have error code 1776, too. I'd check for that. It's patriotic and more informative.


Input: [Code] 703 [What it means]

Output: Brake switch circuit information seems wrong.


Input: [Code] 711 [What it means]

Output: Based on the transmission temperature and its operations, it looks like the transmission temperature sensor's gone bad.


Input: [Code] 712 [What it means]

Output: Transmission fluid temperature sensor voltage wrong.


Input: [Code] 713 [What it means]

Output: Transmission fluid temperature sensor voltage wrong.


Input: [Code] 720 [What it means]

Output: The Output Shaft Speed Sensor doesn't match the reported vehicle speed.


Input: [Code] 740 [What it means]

Output: The engine's running faster than it should for these speeds, so I think thetorque convertor clutch lock-up system is bad


Input: [Code] 743 [What it means]

Output: Torque converter clutch (part throttle unlock) solenoid circuit problem - shift solenoid C electrical fault


Input: [Code] 748 [What it means]

Output: Governor Pressure Solenoid circuit problem (Transmission relay circuit problem in Jeep RE transmissions)


Input: [Code] 751 [What it means]

Output: Overdrive override switch has been pressed for over five minutes. Just thought you should know.


Input: [Code] 753 [What it means]

Output: Overdrive solenoid control circuit problem (transmission relay circuit in Jeep RE transmissions.)


Input: [Code] 756 [What it means]

Output: Shift solenoid B (2-3) fault


Input: [Code] 783 [What it means]

Output: The overdrive solenoid can't go from 3rd gear to the overdrive gear.


Input: [Code] 801 [What it means]

Output: Transmission reverse gear lockout solenoid circuit problem!


Input: [Code] 833 [What it means]

Output: Problem with the clutch-released switch circuit?


Input: [Code] 1192 [What it means]

Output: Inlet air temperature sensor voltage is wrong


Input: [Code] 1193 [What it means]

Output: Inlet air temperature sensor voltage is wrong


Input: [Code] 1194 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor heater performance is faulty


Input: [Code] 1195 [What it means]

Output: Oxygen sensor is slow


Input: [Code] 1196 [What it means]

Output: The oxygen sensor switched too slowly (bank 2).


Input: [Code] 1197 [What it means]

Output: The oxygen sensor switched too slowly (bank 1).


Input: [Code] 1198 [What it means]

Output: Radiator coolant temperature sensor voltage is wrong.


Input: [Code] 1199 [What it means]

Output: Radiator coolant temperature sensor voltage is wrong.


Input: [Code] 1281 [What it means]

Output: The engine is staying cold too long - check your thermostat.


Input: [Code] 1282 [What it means]

Output: The fuel pump relay circuit seems to be having a problem.


Input: [Code] 1288 [What it means]

Output: The intake manifold short runner tuning valve circuit seems to be having a problem.


Input: [Code] 1289 [What it means]

Output: There's a problem in the manifold tuning valve solenoid control circuit.


Input: [Code] 1290 [What it means]

Output: Compressed natural gas system pressure is too high


Input: [Code] 1291 [What it means]

Output: The heated air intake sensor does not seem to be working.


Input: [Code] 1292 [What it means]

Output: Natural gas pressure sensor issue


Input: [Code] 1293 [What it means]

Output: Natural gas pressure sensor issue


Input: [Code] 1294 [What it means]

Output: Can't get to target engine speed, check for vacuum leaks and idle speed motor issues.


Input: [Code] 1295 [What it means]

Output: The throttle position sensor doesn't seem to be getting enough electricity.


Input: [Code] 1296 [What it means]

Output: The MAP sensor doesn't seem to be getting enough electricity.


Input: [Code] 1297 [What it means]

Output: The MAP sensor doesn't change its reading when the engine is running!


Input: [Code] 1298 [What it means]

Output: During wide-open throttle, the engine runs lean.


Input: [Code] 1299 [What it means]

Output: MAP Sensor and Throttle Position Sensor signals don't match, check for a vacuum leak.


Input: [Code] 1388 [What it means]

Output: Auto shutdown relay circuit problems?


Input: [Code] 1389 [What it means]

Output: No Z1 or Z2 voltage seen by the computer when the auto shutdown relay is used.


Input: [Code] 1390 [What it means]

Output: Cam and crank signals don't match - did the timing belt skip a tooth?


Input: [Code] 1391 [What it means]

Output: Sometimes, I can't see the crank or cam sensor signal.


Input: [Code] 1398 [What it means]

Output: I can see the Crank Sensor's signal when I prepare for Misfire Diagnostics. Try replacing it.


Input: [Code] 1399 [What it means]

Output: Problem in the Wait to Start Lamp circuit - (diesels only?)


Input: [Code] 1403 [What it means]

Output: EGR position sensor not getting (enough) voltage.


Input: [Code] 1476 [What it means]

Output: Too little secondary air injection during aspirator test.


Input: [Code] 1477 [What it means]

Output: Too much secondary air injection during aspirator test.


Input: [Code] 1478 [What it means]

Output: Battery temperature sensor voltage wrong.


Input: [Code] 1479 [What it means]

Output: Transmission fan relay circuit problems?


Input: [Code] 1480 [What it means]

Output: PCV solenoid circuit problems?


Input: [Code] 1481 [What it means]

Output: Transmission RPM pulse generator signal for misfire detection seems wrong.


Input: [Code] 1482 [What it means]

Output: Catalyst temperature sensor circuit shorted low.


Input: [Code] 1483 [What it means]

Output: Catalyst temperature sensor circuit shorted high.


Input: [Code] 1484 [What it means]

Output: The catalyst seems to be overheating!


Input: [Code] 1485 [What it means]

Output: Air injection solenoid circuit problems.


Input: [Code] 1486 [What it means]

Output: Pinched or blocked hose in the evaporative hose system.


Input: [Code] 1487 [What it means]

Output: Control circuit of the #2 high-speed radiator fan control relay is having problems.


Input: [Code] 1488 [What it means]

Output: Auxiliary 5-volt sensor feed is too low.


Input: [Code] 1489 [What it means]

Output: High speed radiator fan control circuit problem.


Input: [Code] 1490 [What it means]

Output: Low speed radiator fan control circuit problem.


Input: [Code] 1491 [What it means]

Output: Radiator fan control circuit problem (may be solid state relays as well as other circuits).


Input: [Code] 1492 [What it means]

Output: Ambient or battery temperature sensor voltage wrong


Input: [Code] 1493 [What it means]

Output: Ambient or battery temperature sensor voltage wrong


Input: [Code] 1494 [What it means]

Output: Leak Detection Pump (LDP) pressure switch problem - electrical or the pump itself.


Input: [Code] 1495 [What it means]

Output: Leak Detection Pump (LDP) pressure switch problem - the solenoid circuit.


Input: [Code] 1496 [What it means]

Output: Sensor feed is below an acceptable limit. (under 4v for 4 seconds - should be 5v).


Input: [Code] 1498 [What it means]

Output: High speed radiator fan control circuit problem. (#3 control relay)


Input: [Code] 1594 [What it means]

Output: Voltage too high in charging system.


Input: [Code] 1595 [What it means]

Output: Speed control vacuum or vent solenoid control circuits shorted or lost.


Input: [Code] 1596 [What it means]

Output: Speed control switch always high


Input: [Code] 1597 [What it means]

Output: Speed control switch always low


Input: [Code] 1598 [What it means]

Output: A/C pressure sensor voltage high


Input: [Code] 1599 [What it means]

Output: A/C pressure sensor voltage low


Input: [Code] 1681 [What it means]

Output: No messages received from the cluster control module (dashboard computer).


Input: [Code] 1682 [What it means]

Output: Charging system doesn't seem to be working well. Check alternator, etc.


Input: [Code] 1683 [What it means]

Output: Speed control servo power control circuit problem.


Input: [Code] 1684 [What it means]

Output: The battery has been disconnected within the last 50 starts.


Input: [Code] 1685 [What it means]

Output: Invalid key received from the Smart Key Immobilizer Module.


Input: [Code] 1686 [What it means]

Output: No messages received from the Smart Key Immobilizer Module.


Input: [Code] 1687 [What it means]

Output: No messages received from the Mechanical Instrument Cluster module.


Input: [Code] 1693 [What it means]

Output: The companion engine control module has shown a fault.


Input: [Code] 1694 [What it means]

Output: No messages received from the powertrain control module-Aisin transmission.


Input: [Code] 1695 [What it means]

Output: No messages received from the body control module.


Input: [Code] 1696 [What it means]

Output: Unsuccessful attempt to write to an EEPROM location!


Input: [Code] 1697 [What it means]

Output: Unsuccessful attempt to update Service Reminder Indicator (SRI or EMR) mileage!


Input: [Code] 1698 [What it means]

Output: No messages received from the electronic transmission control module or the Aisin transmission controller.


Input: [Code] 1719 [What it means]

Output: Transmission 2-3 gear lockout solenoid control circuit problem.


Input: [Code] 1740 [What it means]

Output: Either the tcc solenoid or overdrive solenoid systems doesn't seem to be making much sense.


Input: [Code] 1756 [What it means]

Output: Transmission control pressure not equal to target. (Mid pressure problem)


Input: [Code] 1757 [What it means]

Output: Transmission control pressure not equal to target. (Zero pressure problem)


Input: [Code] 1762 [What it means]

Output: The Governor Pressure Sensor input was too high or too low for 3 consecutive park/neutral calibrations.


Input: [Code] 1763 [What it means]

Output: The Governor Pressure Sensor input is too high


Input: [Code] 1764 [What it means]

Output: The Governor Pressure Sensor input is too low.


Input: [Code] 1765 [What it means]

Output: Open or short in the Transmission Relay control circuit.


Input: [Code] 1776 [What it means]

Output: Chrysler Solenoid Switch Valve Latched in LR Position (this is a transmission issue which may involve replacing the valve body and solenoid pack; on some models there is a TSB on this problem so be firm with your dealer / Chrysler).


Input: [Code] 1899 [What it means]

Output: The Park/Neutral switch seems to be stuck!


Input: [Code] 710000 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of machinery and equipment without operator and of personal and household goods


Input: [Code] 711000 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of automobiles


Input: [Code] 712000 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of other transport equipment


Input: [Code] 712100 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of other land transport equipment


Input: [Code] 712200 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of water transport equipment


Input: [Code] 712300 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of air transport equipment


Input: [Code] 713000 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of other machinery and equipment


Input: [Code] 713100 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of agricultural machinery and equipment


Input: [Code] 713200 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of construction and civil engineering machines and equipment


Input: [Code] 713300 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of office machinery and equipment including computers


Input: [Code] 713400 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of other machinery and equipment n.e.c.


Input: [Code] 714000 [Name of the economic activity]

Output: Renting of personal and household goods n.e.c.


Input: [Bounce code] 5.0.0 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Address does not exist

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.0 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Other address status

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.1 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Bad destination mailbox address

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.2 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Bad destination system address

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.3 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Bad destination mailbox address syntax

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.4 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Destination mailbox address ambiguous

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.5 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Destination mailbox address valid

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.6 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Mailbox has moved

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.7 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Bad sender\’s mailbox address syntax

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.1.8 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Bad sender’s system address

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.2.0 [Bounce type] Soft [Description]

Output: Other or undefined mailbox status

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.2.1 [Bounce type] Soft [Description]

Output: Mailbox disabled, not accepting messages

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.2.2 [Bounce type] Soft [Description]

Output: Mailbox full

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.2.3 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Message length exceeds administrative limit.

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.2.4 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Mailing list expansion problem

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.3.0 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Other or undefined mail system status

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.3.1 [Bounce type] Soft [Description]

Output: Mail system full

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.3.2 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: System not accepting network messages

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.3.3 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: System not capable of selected features

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.3.4 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Message too big for system

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.0 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Other or undefined network or routing status

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.1 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: No answer from host

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.2 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Bad connection

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.3 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Routing server failure

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.4 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Unable to route

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.5 [Bounce type] Soft [Description]

Output: Network congestion

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.6 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Routing loop detected

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.4.7 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Delivery time expired

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.5.0 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Other or undefined protocol status

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.5.1 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Invalid command

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.5.2 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Syntax error

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.5.3 [Bounce type] Soft [Description]

Output: Too many recipients

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.5.4 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Invalid command arguments

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.5.5 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Wrong protocol version

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.6.0 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Other or undefined media error

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.6.1 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Media not supported

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.6.2 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Conversion required and prohibited

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.6.3 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Conversion required but not supported

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.6.4 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Conversion with loss performed

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.6.5 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Conversion failed

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.0 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Other or undefined security status

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.1 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Delivery not authorized, message refused

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.2 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Mailing list expansion prohibited

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.3 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Security conversion required but not possible

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.4 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Security features not supported

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.5 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Cryptographic failure

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.6 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Cryptographic algorithm not supported

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Input: [Bounce code] 5.7.7 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Message integrity failure

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Input: [Bounce code] 9.1.1 [Bounce type] Hard [Description]

Output: Hard bounce with no bounce code found. It could be an invalid email or rejected email from your mail server (such as from a sending limit).

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Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the canals.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_town_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Ravenholm

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_trainstation_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in train station

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_under_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in lab

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you on the coast (Vehicle)

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Nova Prospekt

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the city 17 rebellion

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you deeper in the canals.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_under_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the lab chapter after the second load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_trainstation_05 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in the train station after the third load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_trainstation_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in the train station after the second load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_trainstation_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in train station after the first load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_town_05 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you near the end of Ravenholm.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_town_04 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Ravenholm after the third load point area.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_town_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Ravenholm after the second load point area.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_town_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Ravenholm after the first load point area.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_end [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you near the end of the canals.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_under_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the lab chapter after the third load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_under_04 [Loaction]

Output: Spawn the lab chapter near the end.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the first load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the second load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_04 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the third load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_05 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the fourth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_06 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the fifth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_07 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the sixth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_08 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area near the end of it.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Nova Prospekt after the first load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Nova Prospekt after the second load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_05 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Nova Prospekt near the end of the level.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_04 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Nova Prospekt after the third load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_09 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the eighth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_10 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the ninth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_11 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in the coast area after the tenth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_coast_12 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you near the end of the coast area.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the second load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_04 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the third load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_05 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the fourth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_06 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the fifth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_07 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the sixth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canal_08 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the seventh load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canal_09 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the eighth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canal_10 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the ninth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_11 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the tenth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_12 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals after the eleventh load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_canals_13 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns in you in the canals close to the end.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_04 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the third load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the second load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the first load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_citadel_05 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you at the end of the Citadel.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_citadel_04 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you after the third load point in the Citadel.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_citadel_03 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you after the second load point in the Citadel.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_citadel_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you after the first load point in the Citadel.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_citadel_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you near the beginning of the Citadel.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_08 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you near the end of Nova Prospekt.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_07 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Nova Prospekt after the sixth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d2_prison_06 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Nova Prospekt after the fifth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_trainstation_06 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you near the end of the train station.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_eli_02 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in Eli’s Lab.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_eli_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you after the canal, outside of Eli’s Lab.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_05 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the fourth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_06 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the fifth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_07 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the sixth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_08 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the seventh load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_09 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the eighth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_10 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the ninth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c18_11 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the tenth load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] credits [Loaction]

Output: Starts you at the credits

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] intro [Loaction]

Output: Starts you at the games Intro.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d1_breen_01 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you at the beginning of Chapter 13.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_13 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you near the end of City 17.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies


Input: [Map Code] d3_c17_12 [Loaction]

Output: Spawns you in City 17 after the eleventh load point.

How to Hack Half Life 2 to Play With the Portal Gun | Roger Davies