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Table 6. NS Boot audio beep sequences
Beep
sequence LED status Problem location: Problem resolution
1-3-1 Flashing amber Memory error: Check or replace memory (see
“Exchanging the memory” on page 20).
2-3-2 Flashing amber Video memory error: Replace the Network Station
logic unit (see “Chapter 2. Replacing Network
Station parts” on page 9).
NS Boot error codes and text messages
The following table defines the possible error messages that can occur during
the startup sequence of Network Station hardware that has been configured
from the NS Boot utility. These errors appear on the screen during the startup
sequence. Improper configurations in the setup utility cause these errors. For
more information about setting configurations in the NS Boot utility, see
“Chapter 8. Configuring the Network Station from the NS Boot utility” on
page 43.
NS Boot error messages include a prefix and a five-digit numeric code. The
prefix for NS Boot error messages is
NSB
. The numeric code that follows the
prefix indicates the group, sub group, message number, and message origin.
For example, NS Boot error message
NSB12530
indicates an NS Boot error
message from group 1, sub group 2, message number 53, and a message
origin of 0.
Group
NS Boot messages can be in the following groups:
v
Group 0 indicates general messages.
v
Group 1 indicates memory-related messages.
v
Group 2 indicates multimedia messages.
v
Group 3 indicates input device messages.
v
Group 4 indicates USB device messages.
v
Group 5 indicates storage messages.
v
Group 6 indicates local area network (LAN) messages.
v
Group 7 indicates network priority messages.
v
Group 8 indicates network communication messages.
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