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Address mark not found Attachment failed to respond Alert! Cover was previously removed. Alert! Hard disk drive thermal probe failure detected. Alert! One or more of the Memory DIMMs are out of rev. Alert! Previous fan failure. Alert! Previous hard-disk drive thermal failure. Alert! Previous processor thermal failure. Alert! Previous voltage failure. BIOS found faulty disk sector or could not find particular disk sector. Diskette drive or harddisk drive controller cannot send data to associated drive. Cover was previously removed. Hard-disk drive thermal probe has failed. System detected that one or more of the DIMMs are not the correct revision. System fan failed during the previous operating session. The hard-disk drive(s) exceeded its recommended operating temperature during the previous operating session. The microprocessor exceeded its recommended operating temperature during the previous operating session. System voltage exceeded or fell below an acceptable threshold. Faulty diskette/tape drive subsystem or hard-disk drive subsystem (defective system board), faulty interface cable or connector. Cover was previously removed. No hard-disk drive thermal probe installed, defective thermal probe, or thermal cable not connected to the control panel. DIMMs do not meet Intel's SPD 1.2 specification or 66-MHz DIMMs are installed. No fan installed, defective fan, or fan cable not connected. Operating environment is too hot (above 35°C). The system vents may be blocked, causing the system to overheat. Operating environment is too hot (above 35°C). The system vents may be blocked, causing the system to overheat. Defective power supply. Beep Codes and Error Messages 3-5

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Beep Codes and Error Messages
3-5
Address mark
not found
Attachment
failed to
respond
BIOS found faulty disk
sector or could not find
particular disk sector.
Diskette drive or hard-
disk drive controller
cannot send data to
associated drive.
Faulty diskette/tape drive
subsystem or hard-disk
drive subsystem (defec-
tive system board), faulty
interface cable or
connector.
Alert! Cover
was previously
removed.
Cover was previously
removed.
Cover was previously
removed.
Alert! Hard
disk drive
thermal probe
failure
detected.
Hard-disk drive thermal
probe has failed.
No hard-disk drive
thermal probe installed,
defective thermal probe,
or thermal cable not con-
nected to the control
panel.
Alert! One or
more of the
Memory DIMMs
are out of rev.
System detected that
one or more of the
DIMMs are not the cor-
rect revision.
DIMMs do not meet
Intel’s SPD 1.2 specifica-
tion or 66-MHz DIMMs
are installed.
Alert! Previ-
ous fan
failure.
System fan failed during
the previous operating
session.
No fan installed, defec-
tive fan, or fan cable not
connected.
Alert! Previ-
ous hard-disk
drive thermal
failure.
The hard-disk drive(s)
exceeded its recom-
mended operating
temperature during the
previous operating
session.
Operating environment is
too hot (above 35
°
C). The
system vents may be
blocked, causing the sys-
tem to overheat.
Alert! Previ-
ous processor
thermal
failure.
The microprocessor
exceeded its recom-
mended operating
temperature during the
previous operating
session.
Operating environment is
too hot (above 35
°
C). The
system vents may be
blocked, causing the sys-
tem to overheat.
Alert! Previ-
ous voltage
failure.
System voltage
exceeded or fell below
an acceptable
threshold.
Defective power supply.