During inclusion of a computer the sound signal is always audible, but sometimes it is more, than a lonely signal. You what is it? Ask, and the answer will be not pleasant - there was a problem with hardware. This signal publishes BIOS, and values of signals are resulted in tables below:
AMI
Signals | Problem |
- * | Power Supply is out of order |
2 short | Clock memory error |
3 short | Error in first 64kb of memory |
4 short | System timer error |
5 short | CPU is out of order |
6 short | Keyboard controller is out of order |
7 short | Motherboard is out of order |
8 short | VGA card is out of order |
9 short | Test BIOS error |
10 short | Can not write to CMOS |
11 short | Motherboard cache memory is out of order |
1 long + 2 short | VGA card is out of order |
1 long + 3 short | Same |
1 long + 8 short | The monitor is not connected. |
AWARD
Signals | Problem |
2 short | little errors** |
3 short | Keyboard conroller error |
1 long +1 short | Memory error |
1 long + 2 short | VGA card is out of order |
1 long + 3 short | Keyboard initialization error |
1 long + 9 short | Read error from ROM |
short, recurrent | Power Suplly is out of order |
long, recurrent | Memory problem |
continual | Power Suplly is out of order |
* - a absence of any signal.
** - Problem in CMOS Setup or motherboard.
2 comments:
Absence of a signal (and no display) can also be caused by processor damage (or power supply damage resulting in the CPU not starting), because SOMETHING must run the BIOS checks and provide error signaling in the first place...
Yes! Finally something about online timer clock alarm.
Post a Comment