Which of the following is a valid SPRAM ERRC code?

Which of the following is a valid SPRAM ERRC code?

• A. XD/XF
• B. XA/XH
• C. XE/XZ
• D. XC/XD

Answer: (A)

SPRAM ERRC codes are written as two two-letter parts separated by a slash, and each part must be a valid code from the SPRAM ERRC catalog. The first part identifies one SPRAM category and the second part identifies the corresponding ERRC action. A valid pair is one where both parts are legitimate, accepted codes. The pairing XD/XF fits this rule because both components are valid SPRAM ERRC codes. The other options fail because either the first part isn’t a valid SPRAM code (XA, XE, XC) or the second part isn’t a valid pairing (XH, XZ), so they don’t form acceptable SPRAM ERRC codes.

SPRAM ERRC codes are written as two two-letter parts separated by a slash, and each part must be a valid code from the SPRAM ERRC catalog. The first part identifies one SPRAM category and the second part identifies the corresponding ERRC action. A valid pair is one where both parts are legitimate, accepted codes. The pairing XD/XF fits this rule because both components are valid SPRAM ERRC codes. The other options fail because either the first part isn’t a valid SPRAM code (XA, XE, XC) or the second part isn’t a valid pairing (XH, XZ), so they don’t form acceptable SPRAM ERRC codes.