Guy,
A few things to consider ...
Sat Internet is .... complex by nature. It has a lot of non-moving "moving parts"
It is not like the error codes stored in an automobile. The errors by nature are "transient".
What does matter is "duration" ......
My HT1100 has accumulated many "errors" ... most of them are not "root", they are the result of "things" leading up to a problem.
As an example, my system runs rather well but my uncleared error log looks like this:
Its the "transitions" and "duration" that need to be looked at.
The system is very complex .. have many variables beyond anyone's control.
Some things can be addressed .... a 30.0.1 in effect calls for an MBX Reset for example.
Other times ... doing "manual" "disable Web Acceleration" will of itself throw an error that is meaningless and expected.
Here is a link to a PDF "manual" of sorts that offer some insight to some of the codes .... remember .. you are looking for the "root" cause ..... not every little hickup leading up to ......
http://lmscontent.hughes.net/8606/420284/data/downloads/jupiterterminalstatecodes%201.8.pdfFrankly Guy ... it "takes a while" .... for me as an 11 yr. veteran of Hughes .... I learn something new everyday, this from someone who builds and repairs computers and electronics.
An error "here" or "there" .... depending ... its the nature of the beast ... now if there is a "problem", then the clearing of the codes and a categorizing of new ones is a different matter.
As an edit: The more you know ... the less subject to .... BS you are.
Just sayin'