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A-6 Status Cue User’s Manual
Solving LinkCard Not Found Errors
If you encounter a LinkCard Not Found ( Master LinkCard Not Found , Slave #1
LinkCard Not Found , etc.) warning window during Status Cue for Windows start up,
use the following section to resolve the problem. Generally, a problem can occur in
two areas:
• an IRQ (Interrupt Request) and/or an address conflict between option cards
• a hardware problem with the LinkCard
To determine the type of problem, complete the following procedure:
1. Turn off the computer and remove the computer case so that the LinkCard(s) are
visible. Check to ensure that the LinkCard(s) are fully seated in the ISA slots.
2. Turn on the computer and start Status Cue for Windows. Observe the LinkCard
LEDs. Refer to Figure A.2
Figure A.2 LinkCard LEDs
3. Select from the following items to diagnose the problem:
• No LEDs are on - refer to "LinkCard Hardware Problems" on page A-10.
• LED 4 flashing at even rate - Normal operation.
• LED 4 is flashing mostly on - There is an IRQ conflict between the LinkCard and
another system device or option card. Refer to "Conflict Between Option Cards
and Computer Components" on page A-7.
• LED 4 is flashing mostly off - There is a base memory conflict between LinkCard
and another system device or option card. Refer to "Conflict Between Option
Cards and Computer Components" on page A-7.
LED 1
Green
LED 2
Yellow
LED 3
Red
LED 4
Red
LED 1 = +12 volts to console from power supply
LED 2 = +5 volts to console from power supply
LED 3 = +5 volts to LinkCard from the mother
LED 4 = status LED (heartbeat)
LED 5
LED 6
Link 2
Link 1
LED 5 = Link 2 Data indication
LED 6 = Link 1 Data indication
board
(Master LinkCard only)
(Master LinkCard only)