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Error Codes

Learn more about specific in-game error and warning codes.

This page documents the structured error and warning codes emitted by the Sonoran Radio FiveM resource.

Direct links can target any code on this page using fragments such as #ERR-121.

Current Resource Codes

Errors

ERR-101

Internal Key: ERR_OX_LIB_NOT_STARTED

Meaning: ox_lib must be started before Sonoran Radio when that dependency path is used.

First Troubleshooting Step: Start ox_lib before Sonoran Radio and restart the resource.

ERR-102

Internal Key: ERR_OX_LIB_INIT_LOAD_FAILED

Meaning: Sonoran Radio could not load @ox_lib/init.lua.

First Troubleshooting Step: Verify that ox_lib is installed correctly and that init.lua exists.

ERR-103

Internal Key: ERR_OX_LIB_NOTIFY_UNAVAILABLE

Meaning: ox_lib notifications were selected, but lib.notify was unavailable.

First Troubleshooting Step: Confirm ox_lib is running and initialized without errors.

ERR-104

Internal Key: ERR_RADIO_ITEM_INVENTORY_MISSING

Meaning: enforceRadioItem is enabled, but no supported inventory resource was detected.

First Troubleshooting Step: Start qb-inventory or ox_inventory, or disable Config.enforceRadioItem.

ERR-105

Internal Key: ERR_RADIO_ITEM_FRAMEWORK_MISSING

Meaning: enforceRadioItem is enabled, but no supported framework resource was detected.

First Troubleshooting Step: Start qb-core or qbx_core, or disable Config.enforceRadioItem.

ERR-106

Internal Key: ERR_API_CREDENTIALS_MISSING

Meaning: The API key or community ID is missing from configuration.

First Troubleshooting Step: Set apiKey and comId correctly in your config and restart the resource.

ERR-107

Internal Key: ERR_API_FATAL_DISABLED

Meaning: A fatal API error disabled radio API functionality until the issue is corrected.

First Troubleshooting Step: Fix the reported API or community configuration issue, then restart the resource.

ERR-108

Internal Key: ERR_API_CRITICAL_ABORTED

Meaning: A request was aborted because the resource is already in a critical API error state.

First Troubleshooting Step: Resolve the earlier fatal API error before retrying requests.

ERR-109

Internal Key: ERR_FRAMES_DEPARTMENTS_MISSING

Meaning: Config.frames.departments is missing for the selected frame permission mode.

First Troubleshooting Step: Add the required departments list under Config.frames.departments.

ERR-110

Internal Key: ERR_JAMMERS_PERMISSION_MODE_INVALID

Meaning: The configured permission mode for radio jammers is invalid.

First Troubleshooting Step: Review the jammer permission mode in config and change it to a supported option.

ERR-111

Internal Key: ERR_RADIO_ITEM_CONFIG_MISSING

Meaning: Radio item enforcement is enabled, but Config.RadioItem is missing.

First Troubleshooting Step: Define Config.RadioItem or disable radio item enforcement.

ERR-112

Internal Key: ERR_SCANNER_ITEM_CONFIG_MISSING

Meaning: Scanner item enforcement is enabled, but Config.ScannerItem is missing.

First Troubleshooting Step: Define Config.ScannerItem or disable scanner item enforcement.

ERR-113

Internal Key: ERR_QBOX_OX_RADIO_ITEM_MISSING

Meaning: The configured radio item does not exist in Ox Inventory on Qbox.

First Troubleshooting Step: Add the radio item to /ox_inventory/data/items.lua or correct the configured item name.

ERR-114

Internal Key: ERR_QBOX_OX_SCANNER_ITEM_MISSING

Meaning: The configured scanner item does not exist in Ox Inventory on Qbox.

First Troubleshooting Step: Add the scanner item to /ox_inventory/data/items.lua or correct the configured item name.

ERR-115

Internal Key: ERR_COMMUNITY_CHANNELS_FETCH_FAILED

Meaning: Community channels could not be fetched from the radio service.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check the HTTP status in the server log and verify API connectivity.

ERR-116

Internal Key: ERR_SKIN_SAVE_FAILED

Meaning: A radio skin configuration file could not be saved.

First Troubleshooting Step: Verify that the target file path is writable by the server process.

ERR-117

Internal Key: ERR_CONFIG_SAVE_FAILED

Meaning: A JSON configuration file could not be saved.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check file permissions and confirm the resource directory is writable.

ERR-118

Internal Key: ERR_SERVER_IP_SET_FAILED

Meaning: Sonoran Radio could not register or update the server IP with the radio service.

First Troubleshooting Step: Verify apiKey, comId, and outbound API connectivity.

ERR-119

Internal Key: ERR_SERVER_IP_INVALID_ROOM

Meaning: The radio service returned an invalid roomId while setting the server IP.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check the API response and confirm the configured community is valid for radio.

ERR-120

Internal Key: ERR_FRAMES_CONFIG_MISSING

Meaning: Config.frames is missing.

First Troubleshooting Step: Add the Config.frames block to your configuration.

ERR-121

Internal Key: ERR_SERVER_SPEAKERS_SET_FAILED

Meaning: Sonoran Radio could not synchronize in-game speaker locations with the radio service.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check the API response and confirm speaker configuration is valid.

ERR-122

Internal Key: ERR_SERVER_NAME_SET_FAILED

Meaning: Sonoran Radio could not update a user display name in the radio service.

First Troubleshooting Step: Verify API connectivity and confirm the target user exists in the linked community.

ERR-123

Internal Key: ERR_INVALID_COMMUNITY_ID

Meaning: The configured community ID is invalid or not enabled for the API.

First Troubleshooting Step: Confirm the configured community ID belongs to a community with radio API access.

Warnings

WRN-201

Internal Key: WRN_LB_PHONE_NOT_STARTED

Meaning: lb-phone integration is waiting for the lb-phone resource to start.

First Troubleshooting Step: Start lb-phone if phone integration is expected.

WRN-202

Internal Key: WRN_LUXART_RESOURCE_DEFAULTED

Meaning: Config.luxartResourceName was empty, so the default lvc resource name was applied.

First Troubleshooting Step: Set Config.luxartResourceName explicitly if your Luxart resource uses a different name.

WRN-203

Internal Key: WRN_API_REQUEST_FAILED

Meaning: A Sonoran Radio API request failed.

First Troubleshooting Step: Inspect the logged request type and reason, then verify API connectivity.

WRN-204

Internal Key: WRN_API_ENDPOINT_UNREGISTERED

Meaning: An API request was attempted for an endpoint type that is not registered.

First Troubleshooting Step: Register the endpoint type before making that request.

WRN-205

Internal Key: WRN_GEO_ZONE_SYNC_FAILED

Meaning: Geo and degrade zones could not be synchronized with the radio service.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check the earlier API response details for the zone sync request.

WRN-206

Internal Key: WRN_COMMUNITY_CHANNELS_FETCH_FAILED

Meaning: Community channels could not be fetched for a player request.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check the HTTP status in the warning and verify the player has valid access to radio data.

WRN-207

Internal Key: WRN_SKIN_SAVE_DEBUG_BLOCKED

Meaning: A client attempted to save a radio skin while debug mode was disabled.

First Troubleshooting Step: Verify the caller is expected and only enable this workflow while debugging.

WRN-208

Internal Key: WRN_CONFIG_RENAME_FAILED

Meaning: A default configuration file could not be renamed to its writable target path.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check whether the destination file already exists or is locked.

WRN-209

Internal Key: WRN_CONFIG_SAVE_FALLBACK

Meaning: Saving a configuration file failed, so Sonoran Radio fell back to writing the default file.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check write permissions on the preferred config file path.

WRN-210

Internal Key: WRN_SERVER_IP_USING_EXISTING_ROOM

Meaning: The server IP update failed, but an existing roomId was reused while retrying in the background.

First Troubleshooting Step: Confirm the existing roomId is still valid and investigate the API failure.

WRN-211

Internal Key: WRN_SERVER_IP_RETRYING

Meaning: The server IP update failed and will be retried.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check API availability and confirm the configured credentials are correct.

WRN-212

Internal Key: WRN_SERVER_ID_CONFIG_WRITE_FAILED

Meaning: The resolved serverId could not be written back to config.lua.

First Troubleshooting Step: Check whether config.lua is read-only or locked by the OS.

WRN-213

Internal Key: WRN_APIKEY_CONVAR_UNINITIALIZED

Meaning: The apiKey convar was not initialized from sonoranradio.cfg.

First Troubleshooting Step: Ensure sonoranradio.cfg is executed before the resource starts.

WRN-214

Internal Key: WRN_CHATTER_EXCLUSIONS_OVERWRITE_DEPRECATED

Meaning: Config.chatterExclusions overwrote earpieces.json even though that config path is deprecated.

First Troubleshooting Step: Remove Config.chatterExclusions from config and migrate to earpieces.json.

WRN-215

Internal Key: WRN_CHATTER_EXCLUSIONS_DEPRECATED

Meaning: Config.chatterExclusions is deprecated.

First Troubleshooting Step: Move chatter exclusion management to earpieces.json or the in-game menu.

Legacy Troubleshooting Codes

The entries below are older support references that may still appear in existing guides, logs, or support replies.

ERR 101: Unable to get a valid pushUrl

Sonoran Radio uses your CFX Nucleus Proxy URL to send push events from the radio to your game server. For example, this allows playing a tone on the radio to an in-game speaker.

In the event that Sonoran Radio cannot obtain or verify your CFX Proxy URL, it tries to use your server's public IP address as a backup for push events. On some hosts, that fallback may also fail.

If you receive this error, try setting Config.overridePushUrl to http://ip:port/sonoranradio/events, where ip:port is the IP and port of your FiveM server. The default FiveM port is 30120.

If this does not resolve the issue, contact your host provider. They are likely blocking inbound traffic to your server.

ERR 102: No push event URL set

Sonoran Radio uses your CFX Nucleus Proxy URL to send push events from the radio to your game server.

  1. Check your server console for ERR 101. That error indicates a problem setting or validating the push URL.

  2. If you are using a non-FiveM server but still utilizing push events, ensure the pushUrl property is sent with a full HTTP(S) address with the set-server-ip API endpoint.

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