EVGA X299 DARK, Руководство пользователя

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EVGA X299 DARK (151-SX-E299)
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ii. Rather than staying a solid white for “ON,” some devices will
blink when detected/active. This is specific to some devices.
b. GREEN: PM1 device present and detected.
17. CATERR
a. CATERR stands for Catastrophic Error on the processor.
b. RED: Processor error has occurred.
c. OFF: No error state detected in the CPU.
18. FIVR
a. RED: CPU Fully-Integrated Voltage Regulator shutdown.
b. OFF: CPU is operating in a normal state.
19. CPU ERROR LEDs
a. CPU ERROR LED1
i. RED: CPU Logic detected error; system halted.
b. CPU ERROR LED2
i. RED: CPU Logic detected error; system halted.
c. CPU ERROR LED3
i. RED: CPU Logic detected error; system halted.
20. +5V Standby Power
a. RED: Voltage present (Does not mean PSU is outputting in-spec, only
that this specific voltage is detected)
21. Memory Power
a. WHITE: Voltage present (Does not mean PSU is outputting in-spec,
only that this specific voltage is detected)
22. +5V Standby Power
a. WHITE: Voltage present (Does not mean PSU is outputting in-spec,
only that this specific voltage is detected)
23. Multifunction POST Indicator
a. During boot it will cycle many different hexadecimal post codes with a
range of 00-FF and this indicates what aspect of the Power On Self
Test (POST) is currently running.
i. For a list of POST Codes, please see Page 144.
b. This indicator can be configured in BIOS to display hardware
monitoring information, such as voltage or temperature. After boot,
these LEDs will show either temperature or voltage, depending on user
configuration in the BIOS.