Senior Posters: Reading Diagnostic System Error Codes

2005 Prius package #5 AI
Mobile One @ 2000 miles (3.5 qts, new Prius oil filter)
2400 miles total
44/42 psi
Eastern NC

Definition of the following diagnostic Codes?

Condition:
1. Car in "Ready Mode" (ICE not running)
2. Access MFD diagnostic screen

System Check Mode

EVM : OK
Audio : OK
G/W : OK
DSP/-AMP : OK

SELECT "LAN Monitor Button"

EVM : Check
Audio : OK
G/W : OK
DSP/-AMP : Check

SELECT " "EVM Button"

CODE SUB CODE

01-05 190-61-F
01-08 190-19-1
01-DC 190-1C-3
01-DC 1C6-D6-2

Return to System Check Mode

SELECT "DSP-AMP Button"

CODE SUB CODE

01-DD 190-72-1
01-E3 - FF-1

Any help with the definitions of these codes? Can I CLEAR these codes? Should I clear these codes?

Thanks !

 

Thanks for the reply DanMan32. Your knowledge and assistance is greatly appreciated.

I would clear the codes, but about 2 hours after this original post I had an Air conditioning problem arise. I posted it in the main forum. I will leave the codes in because I will have the car at the dealer first thing in the morning.

Here is the post.....any thoughts?

Is anyone's air conditioning compressor loud enough to hear over the engine (ICE running)? Today I turned the A/C on while stopped at a light and I thought that it was rather LOUD......while going down the road, with ICE coming in and out you could hear the A/C quite distinctly and not a nice sounding noise. When I got home I opened the hood and with ICE off the noise was quit loud......turn the Air conditioning off and noise off......ran temp selector up to max hot and turned A/C back on...no noise....left A/C on and continued to decrease the temp selector towards cooler until the compressor started and the noise started again and got louder the cooler I selected the temp. Standing in front of the car reached down and touched the right side of the compressor ...It was very cool...the left side was VERY HOT with vibrations evident. The wiring appears to indicate that the left side of the compressor (facing the car) is the A/C electrical motor side of the unit. All thoughts appreciated.......

Well.....that is where I am?