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Beep Codes and System Messages F-3
Keyboard controller
error
A cable or connector may be
loose, or the keyboard or
keyboard controller may be
faulty.
Check the keyboard cable and connector for
proper connection. If the problem persists, run
the Keyboard Test Group in the diskette-
based diagnostics to determine whether the
keyboard or the keyboard controller is faulty.
See the chapter titled “Running the Diskette-
Based Diagnostics” in your Diagnostics and
Troubleshooting Guide.
EISA configuration
NVRAM bad
The EISA jumper may have
been accidentally installed.
Remove the EISA jumper, reboot the system,
and restore the EISA configuration parameters.
See “Starting the EISA Configuration Utility” in
Chapter 5.
EISA configuration
error
The EISA configuration
data in NVRAM does not
match the installed EISA
expansion cards.
Verify that any installed EISA expansion cards
are properly seated, and then run the EISA con-
figuration utility to verify that the configuration
parameters are correct. See the chapter titled
“Using the EISA Configuration Utility.”
Invalid CPU speed
detected - Check jump-
ers
The microprocessor speed
jumper plug may be absent
or installed on the wrong
jumper pins.
Check the microprocessor speed jumpers. See
Table B-1 in Appendix B.
Memory size limit
exceeded
The size of installed DIMM
memory is greater than
512 megabytes (MB).
Verify that the total installed DIMM memory
does not exceed 512 MB. See “Adding Mem-
ory” in Chapter 7.
Processor bus termina-
tor not installed
In a single-microprocessor
system, a terminator card is
not installed in the secondary
microprocessor connector.
Install a terminator card in the secondary micro-
processor connector. See “Installing a
Microprocessor” in Chapter 7.
Warning: Processor is
not installed in Pro-
cessor 1 slot.
No microprocessor module
is installed in the primary
microprocessor connector.
Move the microprocessor to the primary micro-
processor connector. See “Installing a
Microprocessor” in Chapter 7.
Processor
X
tempera-
ture sensor is not
installed.
The primary (X=1) or sec-
ondary (X=2) microproces-
sor’s temperature sensor is
not connected to the system
board.
Connect the microprocessor’s temperature sen-
sor to the appropriate connector on the system
board. See “Installing a Microprocessor” in
Chapter 7.
Table F-1. System Error Messages
(continued)
Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the Glossary.