Reading The Three-Digit Display - IBM R/S6000 7012 300 Series Operator's Manual

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Reading the Three-Digit Display

Attention: If you have a continuous flashing 888 in the three-digit display,this illustration,do
not push the Reset button until you read "Reading Flashing 888 Numbers" on page NO TAG
or obtain a Problem Reporting Form from the AIX Version 4 Problem Solving Guide and
Reference.
The three-digit display on the operator panel is used to:
Track the progress of the system unit self-tests and configuration program.
Display codes when the operating system comes to an abnormal end.
Display system messages.
Display diagnostic program messages when the display console is not working correctly.
During POST, the numbers that are displayed indicate the progress of the testing. If an error
is detected that requires attention, the system unit halts and a number is displayed in the
three-digit display to identify the error.
For instance, if the number for the error were 888, the three-digit display would appear as
shown in the following figure.
The front of your system unit will look like one of the following illustrations.
When the self-tests complete without error, the three-digit display screen is blank.
Three-Digit Display
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