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PS/2 POST Error-Code and Beep Code Definitions

 * denotes alternate error description 

1xx System Board
101 Main system board failed (processor error).
101 * PS/2 - interrupt failure (NAC 8259 PIC)
101 * PCC - Interrupt controller failure
102 BIOS ROM checksum error. (Try reseating the ROM chips!)
102 * PS/2 - timer failure
102 * PS/2 - real time clock 64 byte CMOS RAM test
102 * PCC - System timer 2 failure
102 error code may occur when running diagnostics when using
IBM PS/2 Model 80 Reference Diskette version 1.00. The
error happens only after having set a power on password on
the 8580.
103 BASIC ROM(s) checksum error.
103 * PS/2 - timer interrupt failure
103 * PS/2 - 2KB CMOS RAM test
103 * PCC - System timer 0 failure
104 8259 interrupt controller error.
104 * PS/2 - protected mode failure
104 * PS/2 - real time clock timing test
104 error code may occur during advanced diagnostics on a 8580.
This false error occurs only when running IBM PS/2 80
Reference diskette version 1.00.
105 8253 timer error.
105 * PS/2 - last 8042 command not accepted
105 * PCC - DMA controller failure
106 * PS/2 - converting logic test
107 Interrupt failure.
107 * PS/2 - hot NMI test (NAC parity check)
107 * 90 / 95 Memory
108 (PCAT memory error, or memory too slow for CPU)
108 * PS/2 - timer bus test (8253/8254)
109 Direct memory access test error (8237)
109 * PS/2 - low meg chip select test
109 * PS/2 - DMA or arbitration error
110 * PS/2 - planar parity (system board)
111 * PS/2 - I/O parity (NAC adapter memory)
111 * PS/2 - 80286 type protect mode test
112 * PS/2 - watchdog time out (NAC adapter failure)
112 * PS/2 - test 80386 new extended registers
113 * PS/2 - DMA arbitration time out (NAC adapter failure)
113 * PS/2 - test 80386 new instructions
113 error may occur during advanced or customer level diagnostics
if the ESDI controller has been set to an arbitration
level of 4 through the configuration menu. This problem only
occurs when using Reference diskettes version 1.03 and lower.
114 * PS/2 - external ROM checksum error
114 * PS/2 - test 80386 32-bit addressing mode
115 * PS/2 - test 80386 protect mode (80386 TSSs, VM8086, Paging)
121 Unexpected hardware interrupts occurred.
121 * PS/2 - test hot reset of processor
131 Cassette wrap test failed.
131 * PS/2 - test DMA compatibility registers
132 * PS/2 - test DMA extended registers
133 * PS/2 - test DMA verify logic
134 * PS/2 - test DMA arbitration logic
151 (NAC bad battery)
152 * PS/2 - real time clock or CMOS error (NAC indicates power on
password is installed)
152 error during diagnostics with Reference Diskette version
1.00. This may be a false error code due to a power on
password being set. Later versions of the Reference
diskette will not produce this false error when advanced
diagnostics are run on a PS/2 when the user has a password set.
 
160 * PS/2 - planar ID not recognized
(Often, the I/O channel riser card is not firmly plugged in)
161 Systems options not set (run SETUP)
162 Systems options not set (run SETUP)
162 error during post. Many customers are experiencing this
error code when booting if the 5.25" External Disk Drive
is not powered on before the system unit. The 5.25" External
Drive must be powered on before the system unit.
162 error during post. This may be caused by installing the
5.25" External Diskette drive cable backwards. The cable
which runs from the 5.25" External drive adapter/a to the
connecter box in the drive B position must be installed so
that the colored stripe is towards the back of the machine.
Also ensure that when the connector has been installed that
it is on all the pins on the connecter box. It is possible
to miss pins because there is not 'key' to prevent the user
from shifting the cable connecter.
163 Time & date not set (run SETUP)
163 * PCC - Real-time clock not updating
164 Memory Size Error (run SETUP).
165 * PS/2 - systems options not set - card ID mismatch (run SETUP)
165 error message will be displayed on a model PS/2 70 or 80
after the machine is booted with version 1.03 or 1.04 of the
reference diskette that does not have all the Adapter
Definition Files (.adf) required by the machine.
This problem will be fixed by a future release of the
reference diskette.
166 * PS/2 - card busy error (NAC adapter failure)
167 * PS/2 - clock not updating
169 * Set Configuration / Features
170 * PCC - LCD not in use when suspended (possible operator error)
171 * PCC - Base 128K checksum failure
171 I/O Card Failure / Battery
172 * PCC - Diskette active when suspended (possible operator error)
172 Static RAM
173 * PCC - Real-time clock RAM verification error
173 * PCC - Diskette in use when suspended.
174 * PCC - LCD configuration changed (possible operator error)
181 Unknown Adapter
191 82385 Cache Failure
194 System Board Memory
199 User indicated configuration not correct.

201 Memory test failed - Data miscompare,

parity error or bad adapter.
 
0yzz = 1st 64K bank (000-064K) 5yzz = 6th 64K bank (320-384K)
1yzz = 2nd 64K bank (064-128K) 6yzz = 7th 64K bank (384-448K)
2yzz = 3rd 64K bank (128-192K) 7yzz = 8th 64K bank (448-512K)
3yzz = 4th 64K bank (192-256K) 8yzz = 9th 64K bank (512-576K)
4yzz = 5th 64K bank (256-320K) 9yzz =10th 64K bank (576-640K)
 
If you have a PC-I ( 64K motherboard ), the "y" code identifies
the bad 16K bank:
 
x0zz = 1st 16K bank (00-16K) x8zz = 3rd 16K bank (32-48K)
x1zz = 2nd 16K bank (16-32K) xCzz = 4th 16K bank (48-64K)
 
The "zz" code gives the bad data bit (individual chip):
 
xy00 = parity bit xy10 = data bit 4
xy01 = data bit 0 xy20 = data bit 5
xy02 = data bit 1 xy40 = data bit 6
xy04 = data bit 2 xy80 = data bit 7
xy08 = data bit 3 xyAA = empty bank - check switches
xyFF = empty bank - check switches
 
For example, the error code 4810 201 would be interpreted:
 
4 = 5th 64K bank ( if the motherboard had 256K installed, then
the 5th bank is the first on an expansion board )
8 = don't care ( applies only to 16-64K PC-I motherboards )
10 = data bit 4 ( fifth chip after the parity chip )
 
202 Memory address error (Lines 0-15)
203 * PS/2 - memory address error or refresh failure (Lines 16-23)
204 * PS/2 - relocated memory (run diagnostics again)
205 * PS/2 - CMOS error
207 * PS/2 - ROM failure
211 * PS/2 - base 64K on I/O channel failed / Put memory into machine!
215 * PS/2 - base 64K on daughter card 2 card failed
(Card possibly plugged into the wrong slot!)
216 * PS/2 - base 64K on daughter card 1 card failed
(Card possibly plugged into the wrong slot!)
221 * PS/2 - ROM to RAM mapping error (an error occurred while
copying ROM BIOS to RAM; this error 'latches', and will not
go away until the memory is fixed, and SETUP run).
225 Memory may be wrong type, defective, or not fast enough.
 

3xx Various keyboard, keyboard cable, or keyboard controller
errors
301 Keyboard did not respond to software reset correctly or a
stuck key failure was detected. If a stuck key was detected, the
scan code for the key is displayed (as "301 xx", or "xx-0301").
301 error during post of 50/60/70 or 80 may be caused by having
the keyboard plugged into the mouse port. The two ports look
exactly the same. The keyboard port is denoted by a raised
icon of the keyboard above the keyboard port. The mouse and
keyboard ports on the 8530 and 8525 are functionally the same
so either component can be plugged into either port.
301/8602 error during post will occur if the machine has been
powered on within 1 minute after having powered the machine
off. The user must wait for the machine to settle at least
2 minutes before powering on. The DASDDRVR.SYS device driver
is on the Reference Diskettes version 1.02 and higher.
To install this driver first boot DOS and then insert the
Reference Diskette in drive A and type "A:install".
DASDDRVR.SYS is required for DOS 3.3 and DOS 4.0.
XX 301 error during post. The XX is some hexadecimal value that
represents the assigned keyboard key value. This error may
be caused by some object resting on the keyboard. If more
than one key is depressed during POST then error 8602 will
also appear.
302 User indicated error from the keyboard test.
303 Keyboard or system board error
304 * PS/2 - system board error
304 * PCC - keyboard cable not attached
305 * PS/2 - keyboard +5v error (bad 3A fuse)
305 post error with continuous beeping may occur intermittently
when booting a PS/2 50/60 or 80. The fuse located on the
system board may be loose in the mounting brackets. Remove
the fuse from the fuse holder and carefully form the fuse
holder contacts inward. This will ensure that the fuse is
held tightly when re-inserted.
305 8525 (286) error at POST with no beep and doesn't fall through F1 key
to allow diskette boot - replace system board under ECA 082

401 error message may be displayed with advanced diagnostics
on a PS/2 model 70 parallel port with a wrap plug connected
using IBM PS/2 Model 70/80 Reference Diskette version 1.03.
The false error condition was corrected on version 1.04 of
the 70/80 Reference diskette.
401 Monochrome memory test, horizontal sync frequency test, or
video test failed.
401 * PS/2 - CRT error or parallel port error
408 User indicated display attributes failure.
416 User indicated character set failure.
424 User indicated 80X25 mode failure.
432 Parallel port test failed ( monochrome adapter ).
 
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5xx Color/Graphics adapter failures
501 Color memory test failed, horizontal sync frequency test, or
video test failed.
501 * PS/2 - CRT error
508 User indicated display attribute failure.
516 User indicated character set failure.
524 User indicated 80x25 mode failure.
532 User indicated 40x25 mode failure.
540 User indicated 320x200 graphics mode failure.
548 User indicated 640x200 graphics mode failure.
 
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601 Diskette power on diagnostics test failed.
601 * PS/2 - diskette drive or controller error
602 Diskette test failed
602 * PS/2 - diskette boot record error
606 Diskette verify function failed.
607 Write protected diskette.
608 Bad command diskette status returned.
610 Diskette initialization failed.
611 Timeout - diskette status returned.
612 Bad NEC - diskette status returned.
613 Bad DMA - diskette status returned.
621 Bad seek - diskette status returned.
622 Bad CRC - diskette status returned.
623 Record not found - diskette status returned.
624 Bad address mark - diskette status returned.
625 Bad NEC seek - diskette status returned.
626 Diskette data compare error.
630 * PS/2 - index stuck HI (drive A)
631 * PS/2 - index stuck LO (drive A)
632 * PS/2 - track 0 stuck off (drive A)
633 * PS/2 - track 0 stuck on (drive A)
640 * PS/2 - index stuck HI (drive B)
641 * PS/2 - index stuck LO (drive B)
642 * PS/2 - track 0 stuck off (drive B)
643 * PS/2 - track 0 stuck on (drive B)
650 * PS/2 - drive speed error
651 * PS/2 - format failure
652 * PS/2 - verify failure
653 * PS/2 - read failure
654 * PS/2 - write failure
655 * PS/2 - controller error
656 * PS/2 - drive failure
657 * PS/2 - write protect stuck (protected)
658 * PS/2 - change line stuck (changed)
659 * PS/2 - write protect stuck (unprotected)
660 * PS/2 - change line stuck (unchanged)

7xx 8087 math coprocessor
7xx * PS/2 - 80287 math co-processor
702 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor exception errors test
703 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor rounding test
704 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor arithmetic test 1
705 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor arithmetic test 2
706 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor arithmetic test 3 (80386 only)
707 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor combination test
708 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor integer/store test
709 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor equivalent expressions
710 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor exceptions (interrupts)
711 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor save state (FSAVE)
712 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor protected mode test
713 * PS/2 - 80387 math co-processor special test (voltage/temp sensitive)

9xx Parallel printer adapter test failed.
901 Printer adapter DATA REGISTER LATCH error.
902 Printer adapter CONTROL REGISTER LATCH error.
903 Printer adapter register address decode error.
904 Printer adapter address decode error.
910 Status line(s) wrap connector error. (PN 8529228 ?)
911 Status line bit 7 wrap error.
912 Status line bit 7 wrap error.
913 Status line bit 6 wrap error.
914 Status line bit 5 wrap error.
915 Status line bit 4 wrap error.
916 Printer adapter interrupt wrap failed.
917 Unexpected printer adapter interrupt.
92x Feature register error. (Special card.)

10xx Parallel printer adapter.

1101 Asynchronous communications adapter test failed.
1101 * PS/2 - 16550 ASYNC chip error
1101 * PCC - 8250 function or modem failure
1102 * PS/2 - card selected feedback error
1102 * PCC - Internal modem failure
1103 * PS/2 - port 102H register test failure
1106 * PS/2 - serial option can not be put to sleep
1107 * PS/2 - cable error
1108 * PS/2 - ASYNC IRQ3 error
1109 * PS/2 - ASYNC IRQ4 error
1110 * PS/2 - 16550 ASYNC chip register failure
1111 * PS/2 - internal wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
1112 * PS/2 - external wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
1113 * PS/2 - 16550 transmit error
1114 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error
1115 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error data not equal transmit data
1116 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt function error
1117 * PS/2 - 16550 fails baud rate test
1118 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt driven receive external data wrap test failure
1119 * PS/2 - 16550 FIFO
 
1201 Alternate asynchronous communications adapter test failed.
1201 * PS/2 - can not detect presence of dual ASYNC adapter
1202 * PS/2 - dual ASYNC adapter card selected feedback error
1203 * PS/2 - dual ASYNC adapter port 102H register test failure
1206 * PS/2 - dual ASYNC adapter serial option can not be put to sleep
1207 * PS/2 - dual ASYNC adapter cable error
1208 * PS/2 - dual ASYNC adapter ASYNC IRQ3 error
1209 * PS/2 - dual ASYNC adapter ASYNC IRQ4 error
1210 * PS/2 - 16550 ASYNC chip register failure
1211 * PS/2 - internal wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
1212 * PS/2 - external wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
1213 * PS/2 - 16550 transmit error
1214 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error
1215 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error data not equal transmit data
1216 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt function error
1217 * PS/2 - 16550 fails baud rate test
1218 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt driven receive external data wrap test failure
1219 * PS/2 - 16550 FIFO
1225 * PS/2 - 16550 ASYNC chip register failure
1226 * PS/2 - internal wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
1227 * PS/2 - external wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
1228 * PS/2 - 16550 transmit error
1229 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error
1230 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error data not equal transmit data
1231 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt function error
1232 * PS/2 - 16550 fails baud rate test
1233 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt driven receive external data wrap test failure
1234 * PS/2 - 16550 FIFO
 
1301 Game control adapter test failed.
1302 Joystick test failed.
 
14xx Printer test failed.
1401 * PS/2 - printer failure
1402 Printer NOT READY error.
1402 * PS/2 - out of paper
1403 Printer NO PAPER error.
1403 * PS/2 - interrupt failure
1404 * PS/2 - system board time out
1405 * PS/2 - parallel adapter failure
1406 * PS/2 - presence test failed

15xx SDLC communications adapter errors.
1510 8255 port B failure.
1511 8255 port A failure.
1512 8255 port C failure.
1513 8253 timer 1 did not reach terminal count.
1514 8253 timer 1 stuck on.
1515 8253 timer 0 did not reach terminal count.
1516 8253 timer 0 stuck on.
1517 8253 timer 2 did not reach terminal count.
1518 8253 timer 2 stuck on.
1519 8273 port B error.
1520 8273 port A error.
1521 8273 command/read timeout.
1522 Interrupt level 4 failure.
1523 Ring Indicate stuck on.
1524 Receive clock stuck on.
1525 Transmit clock stuck on.
1526 Test Indicate stuck on.
1527 Ring Indicate not on.
1528 Receive clock not on.
1529 Transmit clock not on.
1530 Test Indicate not on.
1531 Data Set Ready not on.
1532 Carrier Detect not on.
1533 Clear To Send not on.
1534 Data Set Ready stuck on.
1536 Clear To Send stuck on.
1537 Level 3 interrupt failure.
1538 Receive interrupt results error.
1539 Wrap data miscompare.
1540 DMA channel 1 error.
1541 DMA channel 1 error.
1542 Error in 8273 error checking or status reporting.
1547 Stray interrupt level 4
1548 Stray interrupt level 3
1549 Interrupt presentation sequence timeout.

17xx Fixed disk errors.
1701 Presence code (NAC adapter POST error)
1702 Time out (NAC adapter)
1703 Seek failure (NAC drive)
1704 Hardfile controller error (NAC drive or adapter)
1705 Record not found
1706 Write failure
1707 Bad track 0
1708 Bad reset (NAC /head select)
1709 ECC error
1709 Disk 0 error -- AT fixed disk
1710 Drive not ready (NAC /read buffer overrun)
1711 Bad address mark
1712 Internal controller diagnostics fail (NAC bad address mark)
1713 DMA boundary error (NAC data compare error)
1714 POST hardfile test fails (NAC drive not ready)
1715 Track 0 indicator failure (NAC no record found)
1716 CE track bad
1717 Surface read errors
1718 Bad hard file type
1726 Data compare error
1730 (NAC adapter)
1732 (NAC time out error)
1733 BIOS undefined error return
1735 Bad command
1736 Data corrected error
1737 Bad track
1738 Bad sector
1739 Bad initialisation
1740 Bad sense
1750 * PS/2 - drive "x" verify failure
1751 * PS/2 - drive "x" read failure
1752 * PS/2 - drive "x" write failure
1753 * PS/2 - drive "x" random read test error
1754 * PS/2 - drive "x" seek test error
1755 * PS/2 - controller failure
1756 * PS/2 - controller ECC test failure
1757 * PS/2 - controller head select failure
1780 Time out for hard disk drive 0 at IPL (Not up to speed?)
No /Bad/Wrong format - Cntl cable off/bad.
1781 Time out for hard disk drive 1 at IPL - No/Bad/Wrong format
Cntl cable off/bad.
1782 Fixed disk controller error
1790 Fixed disk drive 0 error - No Drive - Data cable off -
Format not recognized.
1791 Fixed disk drive 1 error - No Drive - Data cable off -
Format not recognized.

18xx I/O Expansion unit errors.
1801 I/O Expansion unit POST error.
1810 Enable/Disable failure.
1811 Extender card wrap test failed (disabled).
1812 High order address lines failure (disabled).
1813 Wait state failure (disabled).
1814 Enable/Diaable could not be set on.
1815 Wait state failure (enabled).
1816 Extender card wrap test failed (enabled).
1817 High order address lines failure (enabled).
1818 Disable not functioning
1819 Wait request switch not set correctly
1820 Receiver card wrap test failure
1821 Receiver high order address lines failure

20xx BISYNC communications adapter errors
2010 8255 port A failure
2011 8255 port B failure
2012 8255 port C failure
2013 8253 timer 1 did not reach terminal count
2014 8253 timer 1 stuck on
2016 8253 timer 2 did not reach terminal count or timer 2 stuck on.
2017 8251 Data Set Ready failed to come on
2018 8251 Clear To Send not sensed
2019 8251 Data Set Ready stuck on
2020 8251 Clear To Send stuck on
2021 8251 hardware reset failed
2022 8251 software reset failed
2023 8251 software "error reset" failed
2024 8251 transmit ready did not come on
2025 8251 receive ready did not come on
2026 8251 could not force "overrun" error status
2027 Interrupt failure-no timer interrupt
2028 Interrupt failure-transmit, replace card or planar
2029 Interrupt failure-transmit, replace card
2030 Interrupt failure-receive, replace card or planar
2031 Interrupt failure-receive, replace card
2033 Ring Indicate stuck on
2034 Receive clock stuck on
2035 Transmit clock stuck on
2036 Test Indicate stuck on
2037 Ring Indicate stuck on
2038 Receive clock not on
2039 Transmit clock not on
2040 Test Indicate not on
2041 Data Set Ready not on
2042 Carrier Detect not on
2043 Clear To Send not on
2044 Data Set Ready stuck on
2045 Carrier Detect stuck on
2046 Clear To Send stuck on
2047 Unexpected transmit interrupt
2048 Unexpected receive interrupt
2049 Transmit data did not equal receive data
2050 8251 detected overrun error
2051 Lost Data Set Ready during data wrap
2052 Receive timeout during data wrap

21xx Alternate BISYNC communications adapter errors
2110 8255 port A failure
2111 8255 port B failure
2112 8255 port C failure
2113 8253 timer 1 did not reach terminal count
2114 8253 timer 1 stuck on
2116 8253 timer 2 did not reach terminal count or
2117 8251 Data Set Ready failed to come on
2117 8251 Clear To Send not sensed
2118 8251 Data Set Ready stuck on
2119 8251 Clear To Send stuck on
2120 8251 hardware reset failed
2121 8251 software reset failed
2122 8251 software "error reset" failed
2123 8251 transmit ready did not come on
2124 8251 receive ready did not come on
2125 8251 could not force "overrun" error status
2126 Interrupt failure-no timer interrupt
2128 Interrupt failure-transmit, replace card or
2129 Interrupt failure-transmit, replace card
2130 Interrupt failure-receive, replace card or planar
2131 Interrupt failure-receive, replace card
2133 Ring Indicate stuck on
2134 Receive clock stuck on
2135 Transmit clock stuck on
2136 Test Indicate stuck on
2137 Ring Indicate stuck on
2138 Receive clock not on
2139 Transmit clock not on
2140 Test Incicate not on
2142 Data Set Ready not on
2142 Carrier Detect not on
2143 Clear To Send not on
2144 Data Set Ready stuck on
2145 Carrier Detect stuck on
2146 Clear To Send stuck on
2147 Unexpected transmit interrupt
2148 Unexpected receive interrupt
2149 Transmit data did not equal receive data
2150 8251 detected overrun error
2151 Lost Data Set Ready during data wrap
2152 Receive timeout during data wrap

22XX Cluster adapter

23XX Plasma monitor adapter
 
24xx Enhanced graphics adapter
2401 PS/2 display error
2401 PS/2 planar video error (usually if DOS text is colored. (RM))
2401/2402 errors may occur while running some OEM applications
that write directly to VGA registers. To ensure that this
error code is not being caused by the application run
diagnostics on the VGA and display. You may wish to
contact the OEM software vendor.
2402 * PS/2 - diagnostic video error
2402 error code may be falsely displayed when running diagnostics
from version 1.00 of the Reference Diskette with an 8512
display. Upgrade Reference Diskette to at least version 1.02.
2408 * PS/2 - VGA ground circuit fault

2601-2655 XT/370-M card (Note: P-Processor, M-Memory, EM-Emulator)
2657-2668 XT/370-M card
2672 XT/370-M card
2673-2674 XT/370-P card
2677-2680 XT/370-P card
2681 XT/370-M card
2682-2694 XT/370-P card
2697 XT/370-P card
2698 XT/370 Diagnostic diskette error
2701-2703 XT/370-EM card
28xx 3278/79 emulation (unplug coax before running diagnostics!)

29XX Color Printer

30xx Primary PC network adapter error
3001 CPU failure
3002 ROM failure
3003 ID failure
3004 RAM failure
3005 HIC failure
3006 +/- 12v failed
3007 Digital loopback failure
3008 Host detected HIC failure
3009 Sync fail & No Go Bit
3010 HIC test OK & No Go Bit
3011 Go Bit & no CMD 41
3012 Card not present
3013 Digital failure ( fall thru )
3015 Analog failure
3041 Hot carrier (not this card)
3042 Hot carrier (this card !!)

31xx Secondary network adapter error
3101 CPU failure
3102 ROM failure
3103 ID failure
3104 RAM failure
3105 HIC failure
3106 +/- 12v failed
3107 Digital loopback failure
3108 Host detected HIC failure
3109 Sync fail & No Go Bit
3110 HIC test OK & No Go Bit
3111 Go Bit & no CMD 41
3112 Card not present
3113 Digital failure ( fall thru )
3115 Analog failure
3141 Hot carrier (not this card)
3142 Hot carrier (this card !!)

32xx Display adapter (3270PC or AT)
 
35xx Enhanced display station emulation adapter (what's that?)
3504 Adapter connected on the twinaxial cable during offline test.
3508 Workstation address in use by another workstation
Diagnostic diskette from another IBM PC was used
3509 Diagnostic program failing (recreate Adapter Integrated Diagnostic
diskette on a blank diskette).
3540 Work station address invalid, not configured at the controller.
Twinaxial cable not connected , or is failing.
Diagnostic diskette from another IBM PC was used.
3588 Enhanced display station emulation adapter
Feature not installed
Device I/O address switches set incorrectly
3599 Diagnostic program failing (recreate Adapter Integrated Diagnostic
diskette on a blank diskette).

36xx GPIB adapter

38xx Data acquisition and control adapter
 
39xx Professional graphics adapter

44xx Display attachment unit and display

45xx IEEE interface adapter card (IEEE-488)

5001 * PCC - LCD buffer failure
5002 * PCC - LCD font buffer failure
5003 * PCC - LCD controller failure
5101 * PCC - Portable printer interface failure

56xx Financial communications system

71xx - Voice communications adapter
7101 - I/O control register
7102 - Instruction or external data memory
7103 - PC to VCA interrupt
7104 - Internal data memory
7105 - DMA
7106 - Internal registers
7107 - Interactive shared memory
7108 - VCA to PC interrupt
7109 - DC wrap
7111 - External analog wrap & tone output
7112 - Mic to spkr wrap
7114 - Telephone attach test

76xx - 4216 Pageprinter
7601 - Printer adapter card error
7602 - Printer adapter card error
7602 error may occur if a Personal Pageprinter Adapter/A and a
3270 Connection adapter is installed in the same PS/2 80.
To confirm if this is a real error remove the 3270 Connection
card and run Automatic Configuration. After the model 80 has
been re-configured run the diagnostics again on the Personal
Pageprinter Adapter/A
7603 - Printer error
7604 - Printer cable error

85xx - XMA adaptor errors
8502 - 0-8 M Expanded Mem A on 8555 -- Replace w 2-8 M Mem A under warrenty.
8503 - 0-8 M Expanded Mem A on 8555 -- Replace w 2-8 M Mem A under warrenty.
 
86xx * PS/2 - mouse-related errors?
8601 * PS/2 - system board error or mouse error
8602 * PS/2 - user indicated mouse error - If with 301, See 301 - 8602
8603 * PS/2 - system board or mouse error (8042)
8604 * PS/2 - system board or mouse error
 
100xx * PS/2 - multiprotocol comm. adapter
10001 * PS/2 - can not detect presence of multi protocol comm. adapter
10001 * PS/2 - can not detect presence of multi protocol comm. adapter
10002 * PS/2 - card selected feedback error
10003 * PS/2 - port 102H register test failure
10004 * PS/2 - port 103H register test failure
10006 * PS/2 - serial option can not be put to sleep
10007 * PS/2 - cable error
10008 * PS/2 - ASYNC IRQ3 error
10009 * PS/2 - ASYNC IRQ4 error
10010 * PS/2 - 16550 ASYNC chip register failure
10011 * PS/2 - internal wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
10012 * PS/2 - external wrap test of 16550 modem control line failure
10013 * PS/2 - 16550 transmit error
10014 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error
10015 * PS/2 - 16550 receive error data not equal transmit data
10016 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt function error
10017 * PS/2 - 16550 fails baud rate test
10018 * PS/2 - 16550 interrupt driven receive external data wrap test failure
10019 * PS/2 - 16550 FIFO
10026 * PS/2 - 8255 port A error
10027 * PS/2 - 8255 port B error
10028 * PS/2 - 8255 port C error
10029 * PS/2 - 8254 timer 0 error (Intermitant Multiprotocol Adapter Error)
10030 * PS/2 - 8254 timer 1 error (Intermitant Multiprotocol Adapter Error)
10031 * PS/2 - 8254 timer 2 error (Intermitant Multiprotocol Adapter Error)
10032 * PS/2 - BISYNC DSR response to DTR error
10033 * PS/2 - BISYNC CTS response to RTS error
10034 * PS/2 - 8251 hardware reset test failed
10035 * PS/2 - 8251 function error:
10035 * PS/2 - 8251 internal software reset test failed
10035 * PS/2 - 8251 error reset command failed
10035 * PS/2 - 8251 can not detect overrun error
10036 * PS/2 - 8251 status error:
10036 * PS/2 - 8251 Tx ready error
10037 * PS/2 - 8251 Rx ready error
10037 * PS/2 - BISYNC timer interrupt error
10038 * PS/2 - BISYNC transmit interrupt error
10039 * PS/2 - BISYNC receive interrupt error
10040 * PS/2 - stray IRQ3 error
10041 * PS/2 - stray IRQ4 error
10042 * PS/2 - BISYNC external wrap error
10044 * PS/2 - BISYNC data wrap error
10045 * PS/2 - BISYNC line status/condition error
10046 * PS/2 - BISYNC time out error during data wrap test
10050 * PS/2 - 8273 command acceptance or results ready time out error
10051 * PS/2 - 8273 port A error
10052 * PS/2 - 8273 port B error
10053 * PS/2 - SDLC modem status change logic error
10054 * PS/2 - SDLC timer interrupt (IRQ4) error
10055 * PS/2 - SDLC modem status change interrupt (IRQ4) error
10056 * PS/2 - SDLC external wrap error
10057 * PS/2 - SDLC interrupt results error
10058 * PS/2 - SDLC data wrap error
10059 * PS/2 - SDLC transmit interrupt error
10060 * PS/2 - SDLC receive interrupt error
10061 * PS/2 - DMA channel 1 transmit error
10062 * PS/2 - DMA channel 1 receive error (Multiprotocol Adapter Incompatable Error)
10063 * PS/2 - 8273 status detect failure
10064 * PS/2 - 8273 error detect failure

10101 * PS/2 - can not detect presence of modem
10102 * PS/2 - card selected feedback error
10103 * PS/2 - port 102H register test failure
10106 * PS/2 - serial option can not be put to sleep
10108 * PS/2 - ASYNC IRQ3 error
10109 * PS/2 - ASYNC IRQ4 error
10010 * PS/2 - 16450 ASYNC chip register failure
10111 * PS/2 - internal wrap test of 16450 modem control line failure
10113 * PS/2 - 16450 transmit error
10114 * PS/2 - 16450 receive error
10115 * PS/2 - 16450 receive error data not equal transmit data
10116 * PS/2 - 16450 interrupt function error
10117 * PS/2 - 16450 fails baud rate test
10018 * PS/2 - 16450 interrupt driven receive external data wrap test failure
10125 * PS/2 - modem reset result code error
10126 * PS/2 - modem general result code error
10127 * PS/2 - modem S registers write/read error
10128 * PS/2 - modem turn echo on/off error
10129 * PS/2 - modem enable/disable result codes error
10130 * PS/2 - modem enable number/word result codes error
10133 * PS/2 - connect results for 300 baud not received
10134 * PS/2 - connect results for 1200 baud not received
10135 * PS/2 - modem fails local analog loop back test at 300 baud
10136 * PS/2 - modem fails local analog loop back test at 1200 baud
10137 * PS/2 - modem does not respond to escape/reset sequence
10138 * PS/2 - S reg 13 does not show correct parity or number of data bits
10139 * PS/2 - S reg 15 does not reflect correct bit rate

104xx * PS/2 - various disk/controller failures
10400 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10450 * PS/2 - replace drive (read write test failed)
10451 * PS/2 - replace drive (read verify test failed)
10452 * PS/2 - replace drive (seek test failed)
10453 * PS/2 - replace drive (wrong device type indicated)
10454 * PS/2 - controller (controller test failed sector buffer test)
10455 * PS/2 - controller failure
10456 * PS/2 - controller (diagnostic command failure)
10460 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10461 * PS/2 - drive (format error)
10462 * PS/2 - controller (head select error)
10463 * PS/2 - drive (read/write sector error)
10463 error during diagnostics may be a false error if the error
occurs only during the ESDI read write test when testing a
115Mb hard drive. Micro code in the 115Mb hard drives dated
on or after 12/21/87 will NOT produce the false error. Fixed
disk drives before 12/21/87 may produce the false error.
10464 * PS/2 - drive (primary map unreadable)
10465 * PS/2 - controller (ECC 8 bit error)
10466 * PS/2 - controller (ECC 9 bit error)
10467 * PS/2 - drive (soft seek error)
10468 * PS/2 - drive (hard seek error)
10469 * PS/2 - drive (soft seek error count exceeded)
10470 * PS/2 - controller (attachment diagnostic error)
10471 * PS/2 - controller (wrap mode interface error)
10472 * PS/2 - controller (wrap mode drive select error)
10473 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10474 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10475 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10476 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10477 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10478 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10479 * PS/2 - unknown. FRU drive, then controller, then system board
10480 * PS/2 - drive 0 seek failure
10480 * PS/2 - controller (com/data - attention bad)
10481 * PS/2 - drive 1 seek failure
10481 * PS/2 - controller (xfr req - ready bad)
10482 * PS/2 - controller test failure
10482 * PS/2 - controller (drv sel 1 - xfr ack bad)
10483 * PS/2 - controller reset failure (on POST - (8555-061 HDSK not at speed (st-177I stiction) IBM warrenty)
10483 * PS/2 - controller (drv sel 0 - config/stat bad)
10484 * PS/2 - controller (head sel 3 - selected bad)
10485 * PS/2 - controller (head sel 2 - selected bad)
10486 * PS/2 - controller (head sel 1 - selected bad)
10487 * PS/2 - controller (head sel 0 - selected bad)
10488 * PS/2 - controller (rg - cmd complete 2)
10489 * PS/2 - controller (wg - cmd complete 1)
10490 * PS/2 - drive 0 read failure
10490 * PS/2 - controller (drive connected no test done)
10491 * PS/2 - drive 1 read failure
10499 * PS/2 - controller failure
 
112xx SCSI Adapter / Device
11300 Multiprotocol Adapter Timing Faillure (Incompatable)
119xx 3119 Adapter

121xx Modem / Serial Device
12101 ISDN Adapter
12110 ISDN Adapter
12120 (006B) ISDN Wrap Failure
 
129xx Processor Cache / Card

137xx System Board

141xx Realtime Interface Coprocessor Adapter
1471x Video Memory / Processor Board / or Video Adapter
148xx P70 / P75 Video Adapter
149xx P70 / P75 Video Adapter
 
152xx XGA Video Adapter / Video Memory

161xx Fax Concentrator Adapter
164xx Internal Streaming Tape
16500 6157 Tape Adapter
16520 6157 Tape Drive
16540 6157 Tape Drive or Adapter
166xx Primary token-ring network PC adapter
167xx Alternate token-ring network PC adapter

180xx Wizard Adapter / Memory
1803x Wizard Adapter Cable
184xx Enahanced 80386 Memory Adapter
18441 Unsupported Memory Module
18451 Memory Configuration Incorrect
 
194xx 2-8 M 80286 Memory Adapter
19498 2-8 M Memory Adapter - Also 6157 Streaming Tape Drive DMA failure.

200xx Image Adapter / Memory
208xx Unknown SCSI Device

210xx SCSI Device (Fixed Disk)
211xx SCSI Tape Drive
212xx SCSI Printer
213xx SCSI Processor
214xx SCSI Worm Drive
215xx SCSI CD ROM Drive
216xx SCSI Scanner
217xx SCSI Optical Drive
218xx SCSI Juke Box Media Changer
219xx SCSI Communications

I999xxxx SCSI Errors (Partial List)
 
 
Audio error codes:
 
Beeps Failure

No display and no sound Power problem
Click, but no beeps Power good, can't run
POST
Continuous beep Power problem
Repeating short beeps Power problem
1 long and 1 short high beep Clock speed too fast
1 long and 2 short beeps Display problem
1 short beep Display problem
1 long and 3 short beeps EGA problem
 
For the PC Convertible:
 
- One short beep: No errors found
- Two short beeps: Nonfatal errors found
- One long and one short beep: Fatal errors found
- One long and two short beeps: Fatal errors found; LCD controller
failed, or, if LCD is detached, CRT display adaptor failed.
- Three short beeps: Low battery without external power (fatal error)
- No beeps: The power-on self-test routines could not run, speaker
failed.

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