HP Xw5000 hp workstation xw5000 Technical Reference (309233-001 10/02) - Page 87

Hardware Monitoring, Power On Self Test (POST), E-buzzer, LEDs, Sensors - beep codes

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Hardware Monitoring Power On Self Test (POST) The POST can detect errors and changes to the configuration. In either case, a code and short description is displayed. Read the message and select the appropriate action: • Press to ignore the message and continue. • Press to run the Setup program and correct a system configuration error. • Press to see details about the message. After viewing these details, you are returned to the original POST display screen. See "Understanding Power-on-Self-Test messages" on page 98 for a list of common POST errors and recommended solutions. E-buzzer If a problem is detected during pre-boot, the system e-buzzer emits audible beeps and an encoded error message. See "Troubleshooting with the e-buzzer" on page 100 for a list of e-buzzer errors and recommended solutions. LEDs See "Front Control Panel Features" on page 13. Sensors The workstation includes the following sensors: • Sensor Scan. Temperatures, fans, processor-related items, and the chassis intrusion switch are scanned by the system. • Temperature. Ambient air and processor temperatures are monitored to control fans. Ambient air controls the rear system fan, while processor temperature(s) control the processor fans. • Fan Speed And Control. Individual fan speed is controlled based on temperature and configuration information. This allows fans to run slower in most circumstances, thus making the machine quieter. • Chassis Intrusion. The chassis intrusion switch activates whenever the system case is opened. During the following system boot, a warning is displayed.

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Hardware Monitoring
Power On Self Test (POST)
The POST can detect errors and changes to the configuration. In either case, a code and
short description is displayed.
Read the message and select the appropriate action:
Press
ÝÀ
to ignore the message and continue.
Press
ݱ
to run the Setup program and correct a system configuration error.
Press
âßÉÊË
to see details about the message. After viewing these details, you are
returned to the original POST display screen.
See “Understanding Power-on-Self-Test messages” on page 98 for a list of common POST
errors and recommended solutions.
E-buzzer
If a problem is detected during pre-boot, the system e-buzzer emits audible beeps and an
encoded error message.
See “Troubleshooting with the e-buzzer” on page 100 for a list of e-buzzer errors and
recommended solutions.
LEDs
See “Front Control Panel Features” on page 13.
Sensors
The workstation includes the following sensors:
Sensor Scan.
Temperatures, fans, processor-related items, and the chassis
intrusion switch are scanned by the system.
Temperature.
Ambient air and processor temperatures are monitored to control
fans. Ambient air controls the rear system fan, while processor temperature(s)
control the processor fans.
Fan Speed And Control.
Individual fan speed is controlled based on temperature
and configuration information. This allows fans to run slower in most circumstances,
thus making the machine quieter.
Chassis Intrusion.
The chassis intrusion switch activates whenever the system
case is opened. During the following system boot, a warning is displayed.