Epson Apex 200 User Manual - Page 160

Timer and CMOS RAM Check, 10n-System board error, ROM error, options not set, Run SETUP in DIAGNOSTICS

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If the computer finds a fault in the main board, it stops and displays an error message such as this: 10n-System board error where n is a number from 1 to 8 that represents the specific LSI circuit causing the error. Give this error number and message to your Customer Care Center. If an I/O ROM checksum error occurs, you see this message: nnnn0 ROM error where nnnn is the number of the segment of the bad I/O ROM on an option card. Give the error message and number to your Customer Care Center. Timer and CMOS RAM Check After the computer successfully completes the system device check, it checks the timer and CMOS RAM. If the information contained in the RAM does not match the actual system installation, it displays this message: 161-System options not set (Run SETUP in DIAGNOSTICS) If the system clock has not been set, you see this message: 163-Time & Date not set (Run SETUP in DIAGNOSTICS) The information stored in the CMOS RAM must be corrected. To do this, run the Setup program provided on the Reference diskette. See Chapter 2 for instructions.

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If the computer finds a fault in the main board, it stops and
displays an error message such as this:
10n-System board error
where n is a number from 1 to 8 that represents the specific LSI
circuit causing the error. Give this error number and message
to your Customer Care Center.
If an I/O ROM checksum error occurs, you see this message:
nnnn0
ROM error
where nnnn is the number of the segment of the bad I/O ROM
on an option card.
Give the error message and number to your Customer Care
Center.
Timer and CMOS RAM Check
After the computer successfully completes the system device
check, it checks the timer and CMOS RAM. If the
information contained in the RAM does not match the actual
system installation, it displays this message:
161-System
options not set
(Run SETUP in DIAGNOSTICS)
If the system clock has not been set, you see this message:
163-Time & Date not set
(Run SETUP in DIAGNOSTICS)
The information stored in the CMOS RAM must be corrected.
To do this, run the Setup program provided on the Reference
diskette. See Chapter 2 for instructions.