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322 Provit 5000 User’s Manual
Software • BIOS Upgrade
4.2.3 Error Messages
All status messages consist of a long tone followed by one or more short tones.
4.2.4 Award BIOS Alarm Signals
While the Provit 5000 IPC is booting, errors can occur with Award BIOS (see table below). These
errors are signaled by different alarm signal codes.
Error Messages
Short Tones Message Necessary User Action or Cause
1 Wrong memory model Start "Flat DOS"
1)
1) "Flat DOS" = no driver device or program in "autoexec.bat" and "config.sys", i.e. only loaded in "command.com".
2 Upgrade file not found Error with opening a necessary file
3 Wrong or no answer from the Flash identifier
Wrong Flash – wrong upgrade program for this computer
system
4
Error in the upgrade file (required code is missing or
checksum is wrong) Wrong file or a upgrade file from another computer system
given
5 Error reserving memory Too little base memory – start Flat DOS"
1)
6 Error reading the upgrade files File is too short – wrong or defective
7 Error deleting Flash Flash defect, programming voltage not available
8 Error deleting Flash Flash defect, programming voltage not available
9 IPCXXUPG.CFG not found or error in opening File not available or defective
10 Error in initializing the MTC communication Wrong computer system or MTC defect
11 Error reading out the versions (MTC, FPGA)
Wrong computer system, MTC defect, MTC in recovery
mode
12 Error writing to the MTC (wrong checksum) Data is wrong
13 -
14 Error removing an MTC command Wrong computer system, MTC defect
15 Wrong or missing answer from the MTC Wrong computer system, MTC defect
Table 184: Acoustic error messages
Long Tones Short Tones Meaning Necessary User Action
1 Everything OK
1 Memory problem, RAM components are not set
correctly or are defective. Check RAM components, replace if necessary
1 2 Video problem, graphic card or graphic chip
defect or not sitting properly. Check graphic card, replace if necessary
Table 185: Award BIOS error signals