Understanding The E-Buzzer Beep Codes - HP workstation xw5000 Getting Started Manual

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understanding the E-buzzer beep codes

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When your workstation starts, the system tests your hardware for
possible problems. If a problem is detected, the e-buzzer will emit
audible beeps and an encoded error signal that can be sent through a
telephone line to an authorized Help desk or HP Support. This signal
can be decoded by Help desk equipment to extract the workstation
model, serial number, and details about any faults. To send this signal
to HP Support, hold your telephone next to the speaker on the system
front bezel when the system is booting.
table 3-6. E-buzzer beep codes
component
Processor
Power Supply
Memory
error
Processor
Contact HP Customer Care.
absent, not
correctly
connected.
Power supply
Contact HP Customer Care.
is in protected
mode.
No memory,
1. Remove any newly installed
bad memory
RAM and reseat it. Ensure
modules, or
that memory is loaded in the
incompatible
correct order.
memory
2. If the problem persists,
module.
contact HP Customer Care or
replace the system RAM.
See the help section is this guide
or the hp workstation xw5000
and xw8000 Technical
Reference Guides at
http://www.hp.com/
go/workstationsupport
troubleshooting
solution
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