Mine won't read that waiting for a buddy to bring a snap on scanner.
things to check:
valid rpm signal (on a scan tool), not the tachometer on dash.
minimum of 500psi ICP pressure while cranking*
listen for an audible buzz from each injector during an injector buzz test.
most likely, you won't have one of these...
*if the ICP (on a scantool) registers 2465psi after some period of cranking..that is abso-posi-lutely a bogus value...and you may need to install a mechanical HPOil pressure gauge, similar to this:
http://swampsdiesel.com/prestashop/en/diagnostic-gauges/912-hpop-test-gauge.html
it's also common for extended periods of cranking (without the vehicle actually starting) for the PCM to set a Cam Position sensor code...
however, if you have a valid rpm reading on the scantool, while cranking..the CPS is fine...and the code is simply a result of crank/no start.
ICP
buzz test
rpm
other than that...all these things need are compression to burn the fuel.
note, if you are only getting @ 200-300psi of ICP while cranking (before the scantool defaults to a bogus 2465)..you can spend a lot of time diagnosing things...but I'd throw an IPR at the vehicle.
if you have no (ie, zero) ICP while cranking..make sure the oil level is good in the sump/pan...as a lack of LPOil Pressure will cause a lack of HPOPressure...
the dummy LPOil gauge (upper left corner on dash) should come up within a few engine revolutions while cranking..if you are not getting LPOil pressure...then troubleshoot that issue as well..
severe HPOil system leaks, can actually cause a lack of LPOil pressure...so chit get's tricky if you are dealing with a lack of both LP & HPOil pressure.
hopefully it'll be something simple..bad IDM, IPR, or CPS