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D1570 Setup Utilityfor RX200

REFERENCE MANUAL

Introduction

Using the Setup Utility

Menu Main

Menu Advanced

Menu Security

Menu Boot

Menu Server

Menu Exit

Error Messages

Index

August 2003 edition

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ContentsIntroduction .....................................................................................................................................1Notational conventions ......................................................................................................................2

Using the Setup Utility ....................................................................................................................3Calling the Setup Utility......................................................................................................................3Operating the Setup Utility.................................................................................................................4

Selecting an item .......................................................................................................................4Changing a value.......................................................................................................................4Calling up for Information...........................................................................................................4Restoring previous Setup Defaults.............................................................................................5Saving all CMOS Changes ........................................................................................................5Exiting the Current Submenu or Setup Utility .............................................................................5

Summary of Setup Utility Keys ..........................................................................................................6

Menu Main........................................................................................................................................7System Date......................................................................................................................................7System Time .....................................................................................................................................7Floppy Drive A...................................................................................................................................8IDE Primary Master ...........................................................................................................................8

Type ..........................................................................................................................................8Cylinder .....................................................................................................................................9Heads ........................................................................................................................................9Write Precompensation..............................................................................................................9Sectors ......................................................................................................................................9Maximum Capacity ....................................................................................................................9LBA Mode..................................................................................................................................9Block Mode................................................................................................................................9FastProgrammed I/O Mode .......................................................................................................932 Bit Transfer Mode .................................................................................................................9

System Information..........................................................................................................................10CPU Type................................................................................................................................10CPU Speed..............................................................................................................................10Cache Size ..............................................................................................................................10Memory Size............................................................................................................................10BIOS Version...........................................................................................................................10BIOS Released Date ...............................................................................................................11System Product Name.............................................................................................................11System UUID...........................................................................................................................11LAN Mac Adresse 1.................................................................................................................11LAN Mac Adresse 2.................................................................................................................11BMC Firmware Version............................................................................................................11

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Menu Advanced............................................................................................................................. 13Advanced Configuration .................................................................................................................. 14

Show Full Screen Logo ........................................................................................................... 14Quick Boot .............................................................................................................................. 14BIOS Flash Protection............................................................................................................. 14MPS Version for O.S............................................................................................................... 15Halt On.................................................................................................................................... 15Advanced PCI Configuration ................................................................................................... 15PCI Device Scan Order ........................................................................................................... 16PCI Slot 1/2/3 Option ROM ..................................................................................................... 16Onboard SCSI Option ROM .................................................................................................... 16Onboard LAN 1/2 Option ROM................................................................................................ 16

Chipset Configuration...................................................................................................................... 17Clock Gen Spread Spectrum................................................................................................... 17Hyper Threading ..................................................................................................................... 17CPU Ratio ............................................................................................................................... 17

CPU Frequency Ratio ..................................................................................................................... 18Power Management Configuration .................................................................................................. 18

Modem Ring On/Wake On LAN .............................................................................................. 18PME Event Wake Up .............................................................................................................. 19Resume By RTC Alarm........................................................................................................... 19

Peripheral Configuration.................................................................................................................. 20OnBoard IDE........................................................................................................................... 20OnBoard FDC ......................................................................................................................... 20Serial 1.................................................................................................................................... 20Serial 2.................................................................................................................................... 21USB Function.......................................................................................................................... 21USB Legacy Support............................................................................................................... 21Onboard Gigabit LANs ............................................................................................................ 21OnBoard SCSI Channel A....................................................................................................... 21

Menu Security ............................................................................................................................... 23Possible security features ............................................................................................................... 23Set Supervisor Password................................................................................................................ 23

How to change or delete a supervisor password ..................................................................... 25Set User Password ......................................................................................................................... 28

How to change or delete a user password............................................................................... 29Set Password Check....................................................................................................................... 30

Menu Boot ..................................................................................................................................... 31Boot Device Priority ........................................................................................................................ 31

1st, 2nd, 3rd Boot Device: ............................................................................................................ 32Try Other Boot Device..................................................................................................................... 32

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Menu Server...................................................................................................................................33Boot Watchdog................................................................................................................................33Boot Watchdog Time .......................................................................................................................33Boot Retry Counter..........................................................................................................................34Boot Watchdog Timeout Behavior ...................................................................................................34Diagnostic System Boot ..................................................................................................................34ASR&R Boot Delay..........................................................................................................................34System After AC Back .....................................................................................................................34Temperature Monitoring...................................................................................................................34Power Cycle Delay ..........................................................................................................................35Next Boot Uses ...............................................................................................................................35Delay Prior to enabling the TCC ......................................................................................................35Memory Scrubbing ..........................................................................................................................35Event Log Full Mode........................................................................................................................35Enter IPMI SEL Viewer....................................................................................................................35Console Redirection ........................................................................................................................36

Console Redirect .....................................................................................................................36C.R. Port Baud Rate ................................................................................................................36C.R. after Post .........................................................................................................................36

CPU Status......................................................................................................................................37CPU1/2 Status.........................................................................................................................37

Memory Status ................................................................................................................................38Over LAN.........................................................................................................................................39

Local IP Adress .......................................................................................................................39Subnet Mask............................................................................................................................39Gateway Adress ......................................................................................................................39DHCP ......................................................................................................................................39Password for User 1 ................................................................................................................39

Menu Exit .......................................................................................................................................41Exit Saving Changes .......................................................................................................................41Exit Discarding Changes .................................................................................................................42Load Default Settings ......................................................................................................................42Load Original Values .......................................................................................................................42

Error Messages..............................................................................................................................43AMIBIOS POST Error Message Format ..........................................................................................44

ISA NMI BIOS Messages ........................................................................................................47AMIFLASH Return Code .................................................................................................................47POST Checkpoint Codes.................................................................................................................49Beep Codes.....................................................................................................................................57

Definition of Bootblock Error Beep Codes................................................................................57Definitions of POST Error Beeps .............................................................................................65

Glossary .........................................................................................................................................67

Index...............................................................................................................................................69

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IntroductionMost systems are already configured by the manufacturer or distributor. There is no need to run theSetup Utility when starting the computer unless you get a Run Setup message.

Setup Utility can set the system functions and the hardware configuration of the onboard devices.

You can select the following items in the Setup Utility :

Main includes all the items in standart compatible BIOS.

Advanced includes all the items of AMI special enhancedfeatures

Security Security functions, limitation of access the system andsetup.

Boot Sets the boot sequence

Server includes the basic management and administrationfunctions.

Exit There are four options in this selection:

− Exit Saving Changes

− Exit Discarding Changes

− Load Default Settings

− Load Original Values

iThe individual menus and setting options are described in the following chapters. Sincethe setting options and menus depend on the hardware configuration of your device,some of them may not be offered in the Setup Utility.

Introduction Notational conventions

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Notational conventionsThe meanings of the symbols and fonts used in this manual are as follows:

! Pay particular attention to texts marked with this symbol. Failure to observe this warningmay endanger your life, destroy the system, or lead to data overrun.

i This symbol introduces supplementary information, remarks, and tips.

Ê Text which follows this symbol describes activities that must be performed in the order shown.

Ë This symbol indicates that you must enter a blank space (press the spacebar) at this point.

Text in this typeface indicates screen outputs.

Text in this bold typeface indicates the entries you make via the keyboard.

Text in italics indicates commands or menu items.

"Quotation marks" indicate names of chapters or terms.

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Using the Setup Utility Calling the Setup UtilityÊ Restart the system by switching the power off/on or pressing [Ctrl][Alt][Del] (warm boot).

If Silent Boot is set to Enabled, the following message is displayed at the bottom of the screen:

DEL: Setup F8: Boot Menu F12: Network bootÊ Press the [Del] key to enter the Setup Utility.

Ê If you have assigned a password, you must enter this password and confirm it with the [Enter]key.

The Main menu of the Setup Utility is displayed on the screen:

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At the bottom of the screen more detailed information about how to move within a screenand how to change to the next screen is given.

! If you use console redirection feature (Hyperterminal connected to Serial #1) the Setupkey is charged.

Please use [F4] to enter the Setup utility.

Using the Setup Utility Operating the Setup Utility

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Operating the Setup Utility

Selecting an itemÊ To select an item in the Setup Utility main menu, move the highlighted bar by using the cursor

keys [↑ ] or [↓ ].

Ê press [Enter] to enter the submenu or to accept the value.

Changing a valueÊ To change the input for the selected item, press the cursor keys [PgUp] / [+] or [PgDn] / [-]

until you find the setting you want.

i If you change any settings in the Setup Utility, make a note of these changes.

Ê press [Enter] to accept the chosen value.

Calling up for InformationÊ Press [F1] to display a help window that describes the appropriate keys to use and the

possible selections for the highlighted item.

Ê To exit the Help Window press [Esc].

Operating the Setup Utility Using the Setup Utility

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Restoring previous Setup DefaultsÊ Press [F5] to return to the previous Setup Defaults.

Ê To exit the option press [Esc].

Saving all CMOS ChangesÊ Press [F10] to save all CMOS changes.

Ê To exit the option press [Esc].

Exiting the Current Submenu or Setup UtilityÊ Press [Esc] to quit the current submenu, when you are in a submenu.

Ê Press [Esc] to quit Setup Utility, when you are in the Main Menu.

Using the Setup Utility Summary of Setup Utility Keys

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Summary of Setup Utility KeysThe following table shows a summary of selectable keys and their functions, available in the SetupUtility:

Key Name Function

[↑ ] or [↓ ] Select Item The highlighted bar moves up and down and marks an item inthe Setup Utility main menu or in a submenu, which youacitvate by pressing [Enter].

[←] or [→] Select Menu The highlighted bar moves left or right and marks a submenuwhich you acitvate by pressing [Enter].

[Enter] Enter The selected values become effective.

[Esc] Exit If you are in a submenu, this key returns you to the Setup Utilitymain menu.

If you are already in the main menu, pressing this key will exitthe Setup Utility without saving changes.

[F1] General Help General help, only for Status Page Setup Menu and OptionPage Setup Menu.

[F5] Setup Defaults Restore the previous CMOS values from CMOS, only forOption Page Setup Menu

[F10] Save & Exit Save all the CMOS changes and quit menu, only for MainMenu.

[PgUp]/[+]

[PgDn]/[-]

page-up / +

page-down / -

Increase the numeric value or make changes.

Decrease the numeric value or make changes.

If you use Hyperterminal on Serial #1 following key´s are defined:

[F1] scan code for booting from network

[F2] scan code for loading CMOS default an each boot

[F3] scan code for invoking boot menu

[F4] scan code for invoking setup

[ESC] scan code for pypassing memory test

[TAB] scan code for toggling silent and POST screen

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Menu Main The following screen appears if youcall the Setup Utility by pressing the [Del] key.

System DateThe date is shown in the format "month:day:year" (MM: DD: YYYY) (YYYY: 1099~2099).

The day automatically changes when you set the date.

System TimeThe time ist shown in the format "hours:minutes:seconds (HH:MM:SS).

The time is calculated based on the 24-hour military time clock.

Menu Main Floppy Drive A

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Floppy Drive AThis item identifies the type of floppy disk drive A that have been installed in the computer.Differentsettings are possible in this menu. The settings depend on the floppy diks drive installed.

None No floppy drive installed

1.2MB, 5.25 inch 3.5 inch AT-type high-density drive; 1.2M byte capacity

720KB, 3.5 inch 3.5 inch double-sided drive; 720K byte capacity

1.44MB, 3.5 inch 3.5 inch double-sided drive; 1.44M byte capacity (default)

2.88M, 3.5 inch 3.5 inch double-sided drive; 2.88M byte capacity.

IDE Primary MasterThis item specifies the current configuration of the IDE device connected to the primary IDE channelinterface. It allows you to configure the hard disk drive connected to the master port of the IDEchannel.The category identifies the types of hard disk from drive C to F that has been installed in thecomputer. There are two types: auto type and manual type. Manual type is user-definable; Auto typewhich will automatically detect HDD type.

TypePress Enter (not installed - default)

IDE Primary Master Menu Main

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CylinderNumber of cylinders

HeadsNumber of heads

Write PrecompensationWrite precompensation

SectorsNumber of sectors

Maximum CapacityMaximum Capacity

LBA ModeThis field shows if the device type in the specific IDE channel support LBA Mode

Block ModeThis field only shows the information of Block Mode.

FastProgrammed I/O ModeThis field only shows the information of Fast Programmed I/O Mode.

32 Bit Transfer ModeEnables 32 bit access to maximize the hard disk data transfer rate.

Option: On (default); Off

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The specifications of your drive must match with the drive table. The hard disk will notwork properly if you enter improper information for this category.If you select User Type, related information will be asked to enter to the following items.Enter the information directly from the keyboard and press [Enter].Such information should be provided in the documentation form your hard disk vendor orthe system manufacturer

Ê If a hard disk has not been installed select NONE and press [Enter].

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System InformationThis item displays the system information on CPU, Memory and BIOS.

CPU Typeindicates the type of current CPU.

CPU Speedindicates the maximum speed of current CPU.

Cache Sizeindicates the maximum size of current CPU.

Memory Sizeindicates the installed memory size.

BIOS Versionindicates the current BIOS version.

System Information Menu Main

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BIOS Released Dateindicates the BIOS released date.

System Product Nameindicates the product name of system.

System UUIDindicates the UUID of System.

LAN Mac Adresse 1indicates the Mac address of LAN 1.

LAN Mac Adresse 2indicates the Mac address of LAN 2.

BMC Firmware Versionindicates the current BMC firmware version.

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Menu AdvancedThe Advanced menu contains five submenus in which additional settings can be made:

− Advanced Configuration

− Chipset Configuration

− Power Management Configuration

− Peripheral Configuration

! You should only change the default settings for special applications. Incorrect settings cancause malfunctions.

With this section the user is allowed to configure the system for basic operation. User can changethe system default boot-up sequence, keyboard operation, shadowing and security, etc.

Menu Advanced Advanced Configuration

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Advanced ConfigurationThis item allows the user to configure advanced functions.

Show Full Screen LogoEnabled During the POST phase full screen logo is displayed

Disabled BIOS POST information is displayed..

Quick BootThis setting allows BIOS to skip certain tests while booting. This will decrease time needed to bootthe system.

Enabled Enables Quick Boot function (default).

Disabled Disables Quick Boot function.

BIOS Flash ProtectionSelects the BIOS flash memory protect mode.

All Blocks Locked all blocks are locked

Top Block Locked Only only the top block is locked (default).

All Blocks Unlocked no block is locked

Advanced Configuration Menu Advanced

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MPS Version for O.SThis option allows the user to select MP (Multi Processors) system supported version.

i Some old MPS OS support version 1.1 only.

1.4: Support of MPS Version 1.4. (default)

1.1: Support of MPS Version 1.1.

Halt OnThe category determines whether the computer will stop if an error is detected during power up.

All Errors: Whenever the BIOS detects an error, the system will be stopped .

NO Errors: The system boot will not stop for any error that may be detected and you will be prompted (default).

All, But Keyboard: The system boot will not stop for a keyboard error; it will stop for all other errors.

All, But Diskette: The system boot will not stop for a disk error; it will stop for all other errors.

All, But Disk/Key: The system boot will not stop for a keyboard or disk error; it will stop for all other errors.

Advanced PCI ConfigurationHere you can determine the scan order, the sequence in which onboard components are prompted.

Menu Advanced Advanced Configuration

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PCI Device Scan Order

selects PCI devices scan order

highest to lowest

lowest to highest (default)

PCI Slot 1/2/3 Option ROM

determines, if the BIOS of the adapter in this PCI slot is started from System BIOS or not.

Condition: the corresponding adapter hat to be controlled by a BIOS

Disabled disables this function

Enabled initializes device option ROM that means the BIOS of the adapter in this PCI slot isstarted from System BIOS (default).

Onboard SCSI Option ROM


Enabled initializes onboard SCSI option ROM (default).

Onboard LAN 1/2 Option ROM


Enabled initializes onboard LAN 1/2 option ROM (default).

Chipset Configuration Menu Advanced

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Chipset Configuration

Clock Gen Spread Spectrumthis item sets the Spread Spectrum mode for the clock generator (EMC behaviour of themainboard).

Enabled Enables Clock Gen Spread Spectrum (default)

Disabled Disables this function.

Hyper Threadingthis item sets the Hyper Threading mode (that there is an additional virtuell processor on themainboard).

Ê select Enabled, if you have a hyper threading compatible CPU.

Enabled Enables Hyper Threading (default)

Disabled: Disables this function.

CPU Ratiothis item sets the CPU ratio mode, that is the ratio between the processors frequence and the busfrequence.

Menu Advanced Power Management Configuration

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Auto: Sets the CPU Ratio at Auto Mode (default)

Manual: Sets the CPU Ratio at Manual Mode

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It will not have any effect on the CPU Frequency whether the user sets the CPU Ratio atAuto or Manual mode.

CPU Frequency Ratioselects the CPU ratio scale.

Power Management ConfigurationThe Power Management Configuration menu allows you to configure the system´s powermanagement and energy saving features to reduce system power consumption.

Modem Ring On/Wake On LANThis item allows a connected device (e.g.fax or modem) to activate the system from sleep mode.

Enabled: activates Wake Up Ring/Wake On LAN function. (default)

Disabled: deactivates Wake Up Ring/Wake On LAN function.

Power Management Configuration Menu Advanced

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PME Event Wake UpThis option allows you to activate or deactivate the PME Event Wake Up function that a PME eventwill return the system to normal operation.

Enabled: activates the PME Event Wake Up function (default)

Disabled: deactivates the PME Event Wake Up function.

Resume By RTC AlarmThe Resume By RTC Alarm menu allows you to activate the system from suspend mode at apredefined time and day.

Disabled: Disables the Resume By RTC Alarm function (default.

Enabled: Enables the Resume By RTC Alarm function.

RTC Alarm Date : Every Day,1~31

Condition: The Resume By RTC Alarm function is Enabled.

The system will resume in operation mode on the specified date.

RTC Alarm Hour:0~23


The system will resume in operation mode on the specified hour.

RTC Alarm Minute : 0~59


The system will resume in operation mode on the specified minute.

RTC Alarm Second: 0~59


The system will resume in operation mode on the specified second.

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Peripheral Configuration

OnBoard IDEThis item allows you to enable/disable the integrated IDE hard disk controller. The associatedinterrupts will only be available if no IDE hard disk drive is physically connected.

Enabled: Enables the onboard IDE (default).

Disabled: Disables this function.

OnBoard FDCThis item is used to enable/disable the integrated floppy disk controller on the system board.

Enabled: Activates the onboard floppy disk controller. (default)

Disabled: Disables the onboard floppy disk controller.

Serial 1This item selects the address and the interrupt used to access the relevant serial port 1.

3F8/COM1: Enables onboard serial port 1 and set I/O address to 3F8/COM1. (default)

disabled: Disables onboard serial port 1.

Peripheral Configuration Menu Advanced

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Serial 2This item selects the address and the interrupt used to access the relevant serial port 2.

2F8/COM2: Enables onboard serial port 2 and set I/O address to 2F8/COM2 (default).

disabled: Disables onboard serial port 2.

USB Function switches the USB host controller (Universal Serial Bus) of the system board on or off.

Enabled The USB controller is enabled. The system BIOS determines which system resources(interrupts, addresses) are used (default).

Disabled The USB controller is disabled.

USB Legacy Supportspecifies whether the USB keyboard emulation is still active after the operating system is started. Ifa USB keyboard is used, the emulation for the Setup Utility is always switched on.

Enabled: Enables support for legacy USB (default).

Disabled: Disables support for legacy USB.

Onboard Gigabit LANsEnabled: Enables onboard LAN device (default).

Disabled: Disables onboard LAN device.

OnBoard SCSI Channel AThis option allows to activate onboard SCSI chipset.

Enabled The U320SCSI controller is enabled (default).

Disabled The U320SCSI controller is disabled.

i When using a Zero Channel RAID Controller (PCI card in slot 3), choose enabled.

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Menu SecurityThe Security menu offers various options for protecting system and personal data from unauthorizedaccess. By combining these options, maximum protection for the system can be achieved.

Ê Select Securitys in the Setup Utility main menu by pressing the [Enter] key to display the menu:

Possible security featuresSupervisor password (also setup password) prevents unauthorized calling of the Setup Utility. Onlythose (e.g. a supervisor or an administrator) who know the Setup password can call the Setup Utility.You must also set a supervisor password to make the user password effective.User password (also system password) prevents unauthorized access to the device. With thesystem password you can prevent booting of the operating system. Only those who know thesystem password can access the system.

With this two passwords you can protect your BIOS and your System:

1. You can prevent unauthorized Setup Utility entry by setting a supervisor password in the SystemSecurity menu (see section "Set Supervisor Password").

2. You can prevent unauthorized system access by setting a user password in the System Securitymenu (see section "Set User Password")

Set Supervisor PasswordCondition: The Set Supervisor password setting must be Enter.

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All alphanumerical characters can be used, but no differentiation is made between upperand lower case.Passwords are not displayed when they are entered.

Make sure you remember your passwords - otherwise you will not be able to boot thesystem or access the Setup Utility!

If you have forgotten your passwords, please contact the technical customer service.

To set the supervisor password, proceed as follows:

Ê Call the Setup Utility.

Ê Select the Security menu.

Ê Select the Set Supervisor Password item and press [Enter] to display the Set Supervisor Passwordmenu.

Menu Security

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You will be asked to:

Enter new Supervisor Password

Ê Enter the password and press the [Enter] key.

You are asked to confirm the password:

Retype new Supervisor Password

Ê Enter the password again and press the [Enter] key.

The following screen appears:

Ê Press any key to save the supervisor password.

The password is set. Now the User Password option is activated.

Ê Press [Esc] to return to the Security menu.

How to change or delete a supervisor passwordTo change the supervisor password, proceed as follows:





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Enter current Supervisor Password


You will be asked to enter a new supervisor password:



You are asked to confirm the new supervisor password:






Press [Esc] to return to the Security menu.

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When you type the password incorrect, you get the message:

When you enter a blanc instead of a new supervisor password, the old supervisorpassword is deleted and you get the message:

! When you delete the supervisor password the user password is also deletedautomatically.

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You can save all these settings, when you quit Setup (see section "Exit Saving Changes"in chapter "enu Exit"). Then you will have to enter the supervisor password next time youenter the Setup Utility. If you have set a supervisor password, you will be prompted toenter that password every time you boot the system.

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Set User PasswordAfter having set the supervisor password, the user password can be set.

Condition: The Supervisor password is already set.

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All alphanumerical characters can be used, but no differentiation is made between upperand lower case.Passwords are not displayed when they are entered.Make sure you remember your passwords - otherwise you will not be able to boot thesystem or access the Setup Utility!If you have forgotten your passwords, please contact the technical customer service.

To set the user password, proceed as follows:



Ê Select the Set User Password item and press [Enter] to display the Set User Password menu.


Enter New User Password



Retype User Password



Ê Press [Esc] to save the user password.

The user password is set.

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Ê Press [Esc] to return to the Security menu.

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How to change or delete a user passwordTo change the supervisor password, proceed as follows:





Enter current User Password


You will be asked to set a new password







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Press [Esc] to return to the Security menu.

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When you type the password incorrect, you get the message:

When you enter a blanc instead of a new user password, the old user password is deletedand you get the message:

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Set Password CheckIn this section you can select whether the password is checked on each boot or while invokingsetup.

Condition: password has been set.

Setup: password will be asked while invoking setup. (default)

Always: password will be asked while invoking setup as well as on each boot.

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Menu BootThe Boot menu allows the user to select between four possible types of boot devices listed using theup and down arrow keys.

Ê Select the Boot menu from the Setup Utility main menu


Ê Press the [+] key to promote devices.

Ê Press the [-] key to demote devices.

Promotion or demotion of devices alerts the priority that the system uses to search for boot deviceon system power on.

Boot Device Priority

1st / 2nd / 3 rd Boot Device:

These three fields determines which type of device the system attempt to boot from after AMIBIOSPost completed.

Specifies the boot sequence from the available devices. If the first device is not a bootable device,the system will seek for next available device.

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1st, 2nd, 3rd Boot Device:Floppy, CD/DVD the system is booting from device (default).

Disabled booting from device is disabled.

Try Other Boot DeviceÊ Set this function to Yes to enable this function

Yes: BIOS will try to boot from other boot device if all selected boot devices failed to boot.

No: BIOS will try to boot from only the selected boot devices (default).

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Menu ServerThe Server menu provides the basic management function for administrator.

Boot WatchdogThe Boot Watchdog supervises the OS booting process.

If there is an error during the OS boot phase, the booting process is aborted and a log message iswritten.

Enabled enables OS Boot watchdog during the OS boot phase.

Disabled: Disables the boot watchdog function (default).

Boot Watchdog Timedetermines the boot watchdog function and time, the maximum time, after which Bott Watchdog hasto run. Within this time the operating system has to be loaded, if not, the Boot Watchdog intervenes.

0-99 min: select the desired boot watchdog time

Disabled: Disables the boot watchdog function (default).

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Boot Retry CounterA Boot Retry Counter is a counter which counts the number of aborted boot processes.

0, 1, 2, 3 (default), 4, 5, 6, 7

Boot Watchdog Timeout BehaviorWith this setting the user can decide what shall happen, if the operating system is not booted.

Continue the system continues booting.

Hard Reset: the system is shut down and restarted (warm boot) default.

Power Cycle: the system is switched off and restarted after waiting a moment (cold boot).

Diagnostic System BootThis setup item specifies the action that takes place, after the boot watchdog has expired.

Power off the system ist swichted off.

Boot from RSB: the system is rebootet from RSB.

Boot from PXE: the system is rebootet from PXE (default).

ASR&R Boot DelayASR&R stands for Automatic Server recovery and Reboot.

It defines the time when system is powered on again due to shut down caused by a criticalcondition.

System After AC BackHere you can decide in which state the system shall return.

Off-State: the system ist shut down (default).

On-State: the system is restarted.

Last State: the system returns to the last state.

Temperature MonitoringMonitors the system, if temperature reaches a critical value.

Enabled system switches off when critical temperature is reached.

Disabled: Disables this function (default).

Power Cycle Delay Menu Server

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Power Cycle DelayThis setup item defines the minimum time in seconds between power off and consecutive power on.

0~15 min

Next Boot UsesThis setup item describes if next boot should start from device selected by boot selection ordiagnostic system.

Condition: diagnostic system is enabled.

If a diagnostic system is installed, boot process will continue. When boot retry counter reaches zero,the next boot after critical condition runs via diagnostic system.

Diagnostic System next boot will use diagnostic system

Boot Option next boot will use device which is selected by boot order (default).

Delay Prior to enabling the TCCConfigures the time value for Thermal Control Cirquit (TCC) enable

0~30 min: default = 6 min

Memory ScrubbingEnables memory scrubbing function.

Enabled: Enables memory scrubbing function.

Disabled: Disables this function (default).

Event Log Full ModeThis item allows the user to decide what happens with the event logs when the event log area is full.

Maintain: event loggin stopps, if the SEL is full.

Overwrite: event logging continues, even if the SEL is full. The oldest entry will be overwriten(default).

Enter IPMI SEL ViewerThis option opens the system event log file for viewing.

Ê Press [Enter] to see details of the event logs.

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Console Redirection

Console RedirectThis option allows the user to remote monitoring and controlling the BIOS by client computer.

Enabled Activates the Console Redirection function.

Disabled Deactivates the Console Redirection function. (default)

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If Console Redirection is set to Enabled, the user is allowed to adjust the options of C.RPort Baud Rate and C.R after Post.

C.R. Port Baud RateSets the baud rate for console redirect port.

C.R. after PostEnabled System continues after POST

Disabled System stopps after Post

CPU Status Menu Server

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CPU StatusIf the CPU is available but disabled or failed, it may be possible that the system hat disabled theCPU, because an CPU error has occured.

Enabled

Disabled

Failed

CPU1/2 StatusFailed CPU error has occured

Disabled CPU error has occured

Enabled default

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Memory Status

Memory Module 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B:

When a uncorrectable error happens or system does memory correction too often, the status ofphysical bank of this specific memory module will be set to Failed.

After this status is Failed, the system will boot up with the rest of GOOD memory. If the user setsthis option to Disabled, the system will boot up with the rest of GOOD memory as well.

Option: Failed, Disabled and Enabled (Default)

Over LAN Menu Server

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Over LAN

Local IP AdressInformation to see the BMC IP address

Subnet MaskNone Information to see the BMC subnet mask. It is recommended to use the same

Subnet Mask you have specified on the OS Network for the used network card.

Gateway AdressNone Information to see the BMC Gateway address. It is recommended to use the same

Gateway address you have specified on the OS Network for the used network card.

DHCPEnabled Do you wish DHCP support for BMC? It is recommended to use the same setting

you have specified on the OS Network for the used network card.

Disabled disables this function.

Password for User 1The password for the authentication of the default user.

Ê To write the password to the BMC, press [Enter].

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Menu ExitWhen you have changed all of the set values in the BIOS setup, you should save your changes andexit BIOS setup program.

Ê Select Exit from the menu bar, to display the following sub-menu.

Exit Saving ChangesThis option allows user to exit system setup with saving the changes.

Ê Press [Enter] on this item to ask for the following confirmation message.

Ê Press [Enter] to store all the present setting values than user made in this time into CMOS.

Ê Press [Esc] to return to setup utility.

Therefore, when you boot up your computer next time, the BIOS will re-configure your systemaccording data in CMOS.

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Exit Discarding ChangesThis option allows user to exit system setup without changing any previous settings values inCMOS. The previous selection remain in effect. This will exit the Setup Utility and restart yourcomputer when selecting this option.

Ê Press [Enter] on this item to ask for confirmation message.

Ê Press [Enter] to quit setup utility without saving changes.

Ê Press [Esc] to return to setup utility.

Load Default SettingsWhen you press [Enter] on this item, you will get a confirmation dialog box with a message asbelow:

Load Original ValuesWhen you press [Enter] on this item, you will get a confirmation dialog box with a message asbelow:

Ê Press [Enter] to load the default values that are factory settings for optimal performancesystem operations.

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Error MessagesThe computer halts after the following messages and cannot be rebooted until a physical change ismade.

• CMOS not operational

• 8042-Gate A20 error

• DMA error

• DMA #1 error

• DMA #2 error

• FDD Controller failure

• HDD Controller failure

• INTR #1 error

• INTR #2 error

• On Board parity error

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AMIBIOS POST Error Message Format

Error message Description

8042 Gate – A20Error

Gate A20 on the keyboard controller (8042) is not working.

Ê Replace the 8042.

Address LineShort!

Error in the address decoding circuitry on the motherboard.

C: Drive Error Hard disk drive C: does not respond.

Ê Run AMIDiag to correct this problem.

Ê Check the C: hard disk type in Standard Setup to make sure thatthe hard disk drive type is correct.

C: Drive Failure Hard disk drive C: does not respond.

Ê Replace the hard disk drive.

Cache Memory Bad,Do Not EnableCache!

Cache memory is defective.

Ê Replace it.

CH-2 Timer Error Most ISA computers include two timers. There is an error in timer 2.

CMOS Battery StateLow

CMOS RAM is powered by a battery. The battery power is low.

Ê Replace the battery.

CMOS ChecksumFailure

After CMOS RAM values are saved, a checksum value is generated forerror checking. The previous value is different from the current value.

Ê Run AMIBIOS Setup.

CMOS SystemOptions Not Set

The values stored in CMOS RAM are either corrupt or nonexistent.


CMOS Display TypeMismatch

The video type in CMOS RAM does not match the type detected by theBIOS.


CMOS Memory SizeMismatch

The amount of memory on the motherboard is different than the amountin CMOS RAM.


CMOS Time and DateNot Set Ê Run Standard Setup to set the date and time.

D: Drive Error Hard disk drive D: does not respond.

Ê Run AMIDiag.

Ê Also check the D: hard disk type in Standard Setup to make surethat the hard disk drive type is correct.

D: drive failure Hard disk drive D: does not respond.

Ê Replace the hard disk drive.

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Diskette BootFailure

The boot disk in floppy drive A: is corrupt. It cannot be used to boot thecomputer.

Ê Use another boot disk and follow the screen instructions.

Display Switch NotProper

Some computers require a video switch on the motherboard be set toeither color or monochrome.

Ê Turn the computer off, set the switch, then power on.

DMA Error Error in the DMA controller.

DMA #1 Error Error in the first DMA channel.

DMA #2 Error Error in the second DMA channel.

FDD ControllerFailure

The BIOS cannot communicate with the floppy disk drive controller.

Ê Check all appropriate connections after the computer is powereddown.

HDD ControllerFailure

The BIOS cannot communicate with the hard disk drive controller.

Ê Check all appropriate connections after the computer is powereddown.

INTR #1 Error Interrupt channel 1 failed POST.

INTR #2 Error Interrupt channel 2 failed POST.

Invalid BootDiskette

The BIOS can read the disk in floppy drive A:, but cannot boot thecomputer. Use another boot disk.

Keyboard IsLocked...Unlock It

The keyboard lock on the computer is engaged.

Ê Unlock the computer to continue.

Keyboard Error Keyboard timing problem.

Ê Set the Keyboard option in Standard Setup to Not Installed to skipthe keyboard POST routines.

KB/Interface Error There is an error in the keyboard connector.

No ROM BASIC Cannot find a bootable sector on either disk drive A: or hard disk driveC:. The BIOS calls INT 18h which generates this message.

Ê Use a bootable disk.

Off Board ParityError

Parity error in memory installed in an expansion slot. The format is:OFF BOARD PARITY ERROR ADDR (HEX) = (XXXX)XXXX is the hex address where the error occurred.

Ê Run AMIDiag to find and correct memory problems.

On Board ParityError

Parity error in motherboard memory. The format is:ON BOARD PARITY ERROR ADDR (HEX) = (XXXX)XXXX is the hex address where the error occurred.

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Ê Run AMIDiag to find and correct memory problems.

EISA CMOS ChecksumFailure

The EISA CMOS checksum is incorrect.

Ê Replace the battery for EISA CMOS RAM.

EISA CMOS notoperational

A Read or Write error occurred in extended CMOS RAM.

Ê Replace the battery.

Expansion Boardnot ready at SlotX, Y, Z

Cannot find the adapter card in Slot X, Y, or Z.

Ê Make sure the card is in the correct slot and is properly seated.

Fail-Safe TimerNMI Inoperational

Devices that depend on the fail-safe NMI timer cannot operate correctly.

ID informationmismatch for SlotX, Y, Z

The EISA adapter card ID in Slot X, Y, or Z does not match the ID inCMOS RAM. Run the ECU.

InvalidConfigurationInformation forSlot X, Y, Z

The configuration data for EISA adapter cards X, Y, or Z is incorrect.

Ê Run the ECU.

Software Port NMIInoperational

The software port NMI is not working. You can continue but thecomputer halts when NMIs occur.

Error Messages

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ISA NMI BIOS Messages

ISA NMI Message Description

Memory Parity Error atxxxxx

Memory failed. If the memory location can be determined, it isdisplayed as xxxxx. If not, the message is Memory Parity Error

I/O Card Parity Error atxxxxx

An expansion card failed. If the address can be determined, itis displayed as xxxxx. If not, the message is I/O Card ParityError ?.

DMA Bus Time-out A device has driven the bus signal for more than 7.8microseconds.

EISA AMIBIOS can generate additional EISA-specific NMI messages. They are:

ISA NMI Message Description

BUS Timeout NMI at Slot n There was a Bus Timeout NMI at Slot n.

(E)nable (D)isableExpansion Board?

Type E to enable the adapter card that had an NMI or D todisable it.

Expansion Board Disabledat Slot n

The EISA adapter card in Slot n has been disabled.

Expansion Board NMI atSlot n

An adapter card NMI was generated from Slot n.

Fail-Safe Timer NMI A fail-safe timer NMI has been generated.

Software Port NMI A software port NMI has been generated.

AMIFLASH Return Code

Error code Error description

0 Flash ROM Update Completed - Pass. BIOS update successful

1 Memory allocation error. Please check whether memory is enoughor not.

2 File creation error. Please check whether the Disk had badtrack, Or diskette had not insert to Disk.

3 File does not exist. Current file does not exist in correctlyPATH. Please check PATH and try again

4 File I/O error. Access file error. Please check whether the Diskhad bad track, Or you got a bad Diskette.

5 Disk full. No Used.

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6 BIOS file not of proper size. BIOS ROM file size must match withFlash ROM size else you will see this message. Sometimes, thesize will also be wrong if Disk had bad track.

7 BIOS file too large. BIOS ROM file size more than Flash ROMsize. Please check whether BIOS ROM file is good or not.

8 The ROM file is incorrect. No Used.

9 The BIOS ROM file checksum is bad. BIOS ROM file data error.Please contact AMI.

10 The BIOS tag is incorrect. BIOS ROM file is not for currentlymotherboard. Please contact AMI.

11 Load CMOS default values failure. Please contact AMI.

12 Module size is mistaken. Actual module size does not match withmodule file size. Please contact AMI.

13 The module file is not supported. The module file’s formatcannot be supported by utility. Please contact AMI.

14 Module ID is not of proper type. Please contact AMI.

15 The program file is not in current directory. All module dataand necessary information must be saved into program file. So donot move program file during running.

16 Save modules failure. Please check program file still stay incorrectly directory.

17 Save utility flags failure. Please check program file still stayin correctly directory.

18 Chipset/Flash part isn't available. The function will beinvalid. Please contact AMI.

19 Flash ROM Read Error. No Used..

20 Flash ROM programming error. Please try again Or contact AMI.

21 Flash ROM erasing error. Please try again Or contact AMI.

22 Flash ROM cannot be correctly programmed. Update BIOS error.Please check BIOS SETUP setting to make sure updating BIOSfunction enabled and try again, Or directly contact AMI

23 BIOS Module cannot be found. Please contact AMI.

24 The input file is not correctly flash utility. Flash Utilitycannot find program file during updating all module data. Pleasecontact AMI.

25 The input file may not be a BIOS ROM file. The message to informBIOS ROM file is not AMI BIOS. User should double check BIOS ROM

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file whether is good or not.

26 BIOS ROM file may not be properly for current board. The messageto inform BIOS ROM file is not AMI BIOS. User should doublecheck BIOS ROM file whether is good or not.

27 The system BIOS has no GPNV support. This function will bedisabled. Please contact AMI.

POST Checkpoint Codes

Uncompressed Initialization Codes

The uncompressed initialization checkpoint codes (in order of execution) are:

Code Description

D0h The NMI is disabled. Power on delay is starting. Next, theinitialization code checksum will be verified.

D1h

D3h Starting memory sizing next.

D4h Returning to real mode. Begin to test 0-512K memory.

D5h Setup stack at 0000:FFF0.

The initialization code is copied to segment 0 and control willbe transferred to segment 1000h.

Next, program CPU MTRR then enable keyboard and setup INT9 ISRfor keyboard start to work.

D6h Control is in segment 1000h. Next checking <Ctrl> <Home>function, system BIOS and BIOS module checksum.

If either <Ctrl><Home> was pressed or checksum is bad

Next will go to checkpoint code E0h. Otherwise, going tocheckpoint code D7h.

D7h Passing control to the interface module next.

D8h The main system BIOS runtime code will be decompressed next.

D9h Passing control to the main system BIOS in shadow RAM next.

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Bootblock Recovery Codes

The bootblock recovery checkpoint codes are (in order of execution):

Code Description

E0h Initializing the interrupt vector table next.

Initializing the DMA and Interrupt controllers next.

Enabling internal cache memory.

ECh Initializing floppy for bootblock recovery.

EDh Initializing floppy ATAPI device for bootblock recovery.

EEh Looking for a floppy diskette in drive A:.

EFh Try next device if any error occur.

F0h Reading the first sector of the diskette.

Next, searching for the AMIBOOT.ROM file in the root directory.

F1h The AMIBOOT.ROM file is not in the root directory.

F2h Next, reading and analyzing the floppy diskette FAT to find theclusters occupied by the AMIBOOT.ROM file.

F3h Next, reading the AMIBOOT.ROM file, cluster by cluster.

F4h The AMIBOOT.ROM file is not the correct size.

F5h Next, disabling internal cache memory.

Program flash part then reset system.

FBh Next, detecting the type of flash ROM.

F4h The file size doesn’t match with present flash part size.

FCh Next, erasing the flash ROM.

FDh Next, programming the flash ROM.

FFh Flash ROM programming was successful. Next, restarting the systemBIOS.

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Uncompressed Initialization Codes

The following runtime checkpoint codes are in order of execution. These codes are uncompressedin F0000h shadow RAM.

Code Description

05h The BIOS stack has been built. Next, disabling cache memory andUSB controller .

Next, initial keyboard buffer and get system wakeup type.

06h Uncompressing the POST code next.

08h The CMOS checksum calculation is done next.

07h Entering “Big Real Mode” and detecting flash NVRAM.

Next, initializing the CPU and the CPU data area.

0Bh Next, performing any required initialization before the keyboardBAT command is issued.

0Ch The keyboard controller input buffer is free. Next, issuing theBAT command to the keyboard controller.

0Eh The keyboard controller BAT command result has been verified.Next, performing any necessary initialization after the keyboardcontroller BAT command test.

0Fh The initialization after the keyboard controller BAT command testis done. The keyboard command byte is written next.

11h Next, checking if the <End or <Ins> keys were pressed duringpower on. Initializing CMOS RAM if the Initialize CMOS RAM inevery boot AMIBIOS POST option was set in AMIBCP or the <End> keywas pressed.

12h Next, disabling DMA controllers 1 and 2 and interrupt controllers1 and 2.

13h The video display has been disabled. Port B has been initialized.Next, initializing the chipset.

14h The 8254 timer test will begin next.

19h The 8254 timer test is over. Starting the memory refresh testnext.

1Ah The memory refresh line is toggling. Checking the 15 secondon/off time next.

23h Making the BIOS code segment writable

24h The configuration required before interrupt vector initializationhas completed. Interrupt vector initialization is about to begin.

25h Interrupt vector initialization is done. Clearing the password ifthe POST DIAG switch is on.

27h Any initialization before setting video mode will be done next.

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Code Description

28h Initialization before setting the video mode is complete.Configuring the monochrome mode and color mode settings next.

29h Setup DIM data area.

2Ah Bus initialization system, static, output devices will be donenext, if present.

2Bh Passing control to the video ROM to perform any requiredconfiguration before the video ROM test.

2Ch All necessary processing before passing control to the video ROMis done. Looking for the video ROM next and passing control toit.

2Dh The video ROM has returned control to BIOS POST. Performing anyrequired processing after the video ROM had control.

Starting console redirect function if system supported.

2Eh Completed post-video ROM test processing. If the EGA/VGAcontroller is not found, performing the display memory read/writetest next.

2Fh The EGA/VGA controller was not found. The display memoryread/write test is about to begin.

30h The display memory read/write test passed. Look for retracechecking next.

31h The display memory read/write test or retrace checking failed.Performing the alternate display memory read/write test next.

32h The alternate display memory read/write test passed. Looking foralternate display retrace checking next.

34h Video display checking is over. Setting the display mode next.

37h The display mode is set. Initial silent boot function if need.Next, Displaying the power on message next.

38h Initializing the bus input, IPL, and general devices next, ifpresent.

39h Displaying bus initialization error messages.

3Ah The new cursor position has been read and saved. Displaying theHit <DEL> message next.

40h Initialize the global data area for variables during memory test.

42h

43h Enabling interrupts for diagnostics mode next.

45h Finding the total system memory size next.

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Code Description

4Bh The amount of memory above 1 MB has been found and verified.Checking for a soft reset for the soft reset next. If this is apower on situation, going to checkpoint 4Eh next.

4Ch Clearing the memory above and below 1 MB next.

Saving the memory size next. Going to checkpoint 52h next.

4Dh

4Eh The memory test started, but not as the result of a soft reset.Displaying the first 64 KB memory size next.

4Fh The memory size display has started. The display is updatedduring the memory test. Performing the sequential and randommemory test next.

50h The memory below 1 MB has been tested and initialized. Adjustingthe displayed memory size for relocation and shadowing next.

51h The memory size display was adjusted for relocation andshadowing. Testing the memory above 8 MB next.

52h The memory above 1 MB has been tested and initialized. Saving thememory size information next.

53h Clear parity error bit.

54h The CPU is in real mode. Disabling the Gate parity, and the NMInext.

Update CMOS memory locations and checksum.

57h The parity, and the NMI are disabled. Adjusting the memory sizedepending on relocation and shadowing next.

58h Displaying the Hit <DEL> message next.

59h Starting the DMA and interrupt controller test next.

60h The DMA page register test passed. Performing the DMA Controller1 base register test next.

62h The DMA controller 1 base register test passed. Performing theDMA controller 2 base register test next.

65h The DMA controller 2 base register test passed. Programming DMAcontrollers 1 and 2 next.

66h Completed programming DMA controllers 1 and 2. Initializing the8259 interrupt controller next.

7fh Extended NMI source enabling is in progress.

80h The keyboard test has started. Clearing the output buffer andchecking for stuck keys. Issuing the keyboard reset command next.

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Code Description

81h A keyboard reset error or stuck key was found. Issuing thekeyboard controller interface test command next.

Get PS2 connecting status.

82h The keyboard controller interface test completed. Writing thecommand byte and initializing the circular buffer next.

83h The command byte was written and global data initialization hascompleted. Checking for a locked key next.

84h Locked key checking is over. Checking for a memory size mismatchwith CMOS RAM data next.

Set Base and Expansion memory size to BDA and setup EBDA.

Performing any required initialization before decompress INT 13module.

8Eh Decompressing INT 13 module

8Fh Performing INT13 module initial code.

92h Initialize IPL devices

Set INT13 vector

Make F000 shadow write-able after Add-on ROM initialization.

95h Performing any required initialization before give control toC8000 or E000 option ROM.

96h Scan and initialize the optional ROM from C800-E000

Prepare first set soft error information.

85h The memory size check is done. Displaying a soft error andchecking for a password or bypassing BIOS Setup next.

86h The password was checked. Performing any required programmingbefore BIOS Setup next.

87h The programming before BIOS Setup has completed. Uncompressingthe BIOS Setup code and executing the AMIBIOS Setup utility next.

88h Returned from BIOS Setup and cleared the screen. Performing anynecessary programming after BIOS Setup next.

89h The programming after BIOS Setup has completed. Displaying thepower on screen message next.

8Bh Initializes the boot devices sequence according to BIOS setupsetting.

8Ch Programming the BIOS Setup options next.

Setup printer , RS-232 time out value

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Code Description

98h Restarting USB controller

Performing any required processing after the option ROM returnedcontrol.

99h Any initialization required after the option ROM test hascompleted. Configuring the timer data area and printer baseaddress next.

9Ah Set the timer and printer base addresses. Setting the RS-232 baseaddress next.

9Bh Returned after setting the RS-232 base address. Performing anyrequired initialization before the Coprocessor test next.

Required initialization before the Coprocessor test is over.Initializing the Coprocessor next.

Coprocessor initialized. Performing any required initializationafter the Coprocessor test next.

9Eh Initialization after the Coprocessor test is complete. Checkingthe extended keyboard, keyboard ID, and Num Lock key next.Issuing the keyboard ID command next.

A2h Displaying any soft errors and check whether system had invokedsetup again next.

A3h The soft error display has completed. Setting the keyboardtypematic rate next.

A4h The keyboard typematic rate is set. Programming the shadowmemory.

A5h Clearing the screen and enabling parity and the NMI next.

ABh Building the multiprocessor table, if necessary.

Building runtime image in shadow RAM(INT13, INT10, DMI…).

Initialization before passing control to the option ROM at E000hcompleted. Passing control to the option ROM at E000h next.

A8h

Update INT 13 module vector and driver numbers

Aah Initialization after E000 option ROM control has completed.Displaying the system configuration next.

According system setting to initials CPU before boot.

Check and set setup entering flag.

86h The password was checked. Performing any required programmingbefore BIOS Setup next.

87h The programming before BIOS Setup has completed. Uncompressingthe BIOS Setup code and executing the AMIBIOS Setup utility next.

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Code Description

88h Returned from BIOS Setup and cleared the screen. Performing anynecessary programming after BIOS Setup next.

Set network device as first boot device if <F12> key werepressed.

If <F8> were pressed, perform Boot menu function.

Giving control to INT19 for boot system

B0h The system configuration is displayed.

B1h Copying any code to specific areas.

00h Clear data area which only used during Post before execute bootprocedure.

Bus Checkpoint Codes

The system BIOS passes control to buses at:

Code Description

38h Initialized bus input, IPL, and general devices, if present.

39h Displaying bus initialization error messages, if any.

95h Initializing bus option ROMs from C8000h through D8000h.

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Beep CodesThe BIOS outputs audible beeps through the PC speaker to indicate errors that occur duringBootblock and POST execution. Beep codes are an additional method to inform the user that anerror has occurred besides the standard practice of displaying text messages to the monitor. Theerror beep codes defined in this document are inherent to the specific core release and do notinclude any chipset or OEM specific beep code definitions.

Definition of Bootblock Error Beep CodesIn the case of Bootblock where video is not available for text messages to be displayed, speakerbeeps are necessary to inform the user of an error. The following table describes the type of errorbeep codes that may occur during the Bootblock portion of the BIOS:

Error beep Error message Description

2 beeps BIOS ROM file absent The BIOS was unable to find thespecific file name required to flashthe BIOS.

4 beeps Flash programsuccessful

The flash was properly programmedwith the BIOS ROM file.

5 beeps Media read error The floppy or ATAPI media is notpresent or cannot be read.

7 beeps Flash not present The BIOS was unable to detect thepresence of a flash device.

10 beeps Flash erase error The flash device was unable to beproperly erased.

11 beeps Flash program error The flash device was unable to beproperly programmed.

12 beeps BIOS ROM file incorrectsize

The BIOS ROM file found does notmatch the size of the flash device.

13 beeps BIOS ROM image mismatch The BIOS ROM file layoutconfiguration does not match theimage present in the flash device.

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RX200 SEL Implementation

Event Data Post Error Message Owner SELViewer V 0.38Support

BIOSImplemented

C0h 03h Failure Fixed Disk BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 10h Stuck Key BIOS Yes No

C0h 07h Keyboard Error BIOS Yes Yes

E0h 00h 12h Keyboard controllerEorror

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 30h System RAM Failed atoffset: xxxxxxxxh

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 31h Shadow Ram Failed atoffset: xxxxxxxxh

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 32h Extended RAM Failedat address line:xxxxh

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 33h Memory type mixingdetected

BIOS Yes No

C0h 02h Memory decreased inSize

BIOS Yes Yes

E0h 00h 37h BIOS No No

E0h 00h 3Eh Hot Spare MemoryFeature could not beenabled

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h<Module#>

Non Fujitsu SiemensMemory Mouldedetected - Warrantyvoid

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 50h System battery isdead - Replace andrun SETUP

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 51h System CMOS checksumbad Defaultconfiguration used

BIOS Yes Yes

E0h 00h 60h System timer error BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 70h Real time clock error BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 71h Check date and timesettings

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 80h Previous bootincomplete - Defaultconfiguration used

BIOS Yes No

C0h 0Dh CPU had been changed BIOS Yes No

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BIOSImplemented

- Run SETUP

E0h 00h 8Eh CPU mismatch detected BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h 8Fh Available CPUs do notsupport the same busfrequency - Systemhalted

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h A0h BIOS No No

C0h 05h Diskette drive Aerror

BIOS Yes Yes

E0h 00h D0h System cache error -Cache disabled

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h F9h Verify CPU Frequencyselection in Setup

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h FDh BIOS No No

E0h 00h FEh Patch for installedCPU not loaded.Please run the biosflash updatediskette.

BIOS Yes No

E0h 00h FFh BIOS No No

09h Fatal NMI(port 61h,bit7)

BIOS Yes Yes

A5h 00h<Slot#> PCI SERR BIOS Yes Yes

A4h 00h<Slot#> PCI PERR BIOS Yes Yes

00h CPU runtime errordetected (IERR#)

BMC Yes

A2h 00h<CPU#> FRB1/BIST Failure BIOS Yes No

A8h 00h<CPU#> CPU failed! This CPUis no longeravailable for theoperating system.

BMC Yes

08h CPU failed! This CPUis no longeravailable for theoperating system.

BIOS No No

E1h 00h<POSTCode>

System halt, whilePOST

BIOS Impossible toimplement

No

08h Bus UncorrectableError

BIOS Yes No

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BIOSImplemented

A0h00h<Module#>

Correctable memoryerror in module x(String is notdisplayed while POST;x=0…15

BIOS Yes Yes

A1h00h<Module#>

UncorrectableECC/otheruncorrectable memoryerror

BIOS Yes Yes

A4h00h<Module#>

Memory module failed!This module is nolonger available foroperating system.

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 000h Rompilot reportserror number 00

BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 00Ah Rompilot reportserror number 0A

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 00Bh Rompilot reportserror number 0B

BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No

Error Messages

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BIOSImplemented


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 01Ah Rompilot reportserror number 1A

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 01Bh Rompilot reportserror number 1B

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 01Ch Rompilot reportserror number 1C

BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 031h Rompilot reports BIOS Yes No

Error Messages

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BIOSImplemented

error number 31


BIOS Yes No


BIOS Yes No

- Memory configurationhas changed - RunSETUP

BIOS No No

C0h 01h No system memory isphysically installedin the system

BIOS Yes No

c0h 02h No usable systemmemory, all installedmemory hasexperienced anunrecoverable failure

BIOS Yes No

00h Correctable MemoryError LoggingDisabled

BIOS Yes Yes

00h Correctable MemoryError Logging Enabled

BIOS Yes No

A1h00h<Module#>

Memory modulereplaced by sparememory

Agent No No

00h Power Button pressed BMC Yes

F0h 00h<Slot#> Fault Status asserted BIOS Yes No

F1h 00h<Slot#> Identify Statusasserted

BIOS Yes No

F2h 00h<Slot#> Slot/Connector Deviceinstalled / attached

BIOS Yes No

F3h 00h<Slot#> Slot / ConnectorReady for DeviceInstallation

BIOS Yes No

F4h 00h<Slot#> Slot / ConnectorReady for DeviceRemoval

BIOS Yes No

F5h 00h<Slot#> Slot Power is off BIOS Yes No

F6h 00h<Slot#> Slot / connectorRemoval Request

BIOS Yes No

F7h 00h<Slot#> Manually- operatedRetention Latch isnot cleosed at Hot-

BIOS Yes No

Error Messages

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BIOSImplemented

Plug PCI slot x,x=0…15

F8h 00h<Slot#> Slot is disabled BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 001h Power switch (on thefront panel orkeyboard)

BMC Yes

A0h 00h 003h Power On / Wake byRTC or other timer

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 009h Power On / Wake byRemote On(modem RIline, SCSItermination power,LAN, chip card reader…)

BIOS Yes No

02h Reboot after warmstart

BIOS Yes Yes

A0h 00h 01Ah Power ON /Wake by aPCI Bus PowerManagement Event

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 01Bh Power On / Wake bykeyboard button

BIOS Yes No

A0h 00h 01Ch Power On / Wake bychipcard reader

BIOS Yes No

50h xxh yyh CPU temperature hasexceeded the warningthreshold

BMC Yes

57h xxh yyh CPU temperature hasexceeded the warningthreshold

BMC Yes

52h xxh yyh CPU temperature hasexceeded the criticalthreshold

BMC Yes

59h xxh yyh CPU temperature hasexceeded the criticalthreshold

BMC Yes

50h xxh yyh Ambient temperaturehas exceeded thewarning threshold

BMC Yes

57h xxh yyh Ambient temperaturehas exceeded thewarning threshold

BMC Yes

52h xxh yyh Ambient temperaturehas exceeded thecritical threshold

BMC Yes

Error Messages

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BIOSImplemented

59h xxh yyh Ambient temperaturehas exceeded thecritical threshold

BMC Yes

57h xxh yyh Power supply internaltemperature hasexceeded the warningthreshold

BMC No

59h xxh yyh Power supply internaltemperature hasexceeded the criticalthreshold

BMC No

50h xxh yyh CPU fan speed hasexceeded the warningthreshold

BMC No

52h xxh yyh CPU fan speed hasexceeded the criticalthreshold

BMC No

50h xxh yyh System fan speed hasexceeded the warningthreshold

BMC No

52h xxh yyh System fan speed hasexceeded the criticalthreshold

BMC No

50h xxh yyh Power supply fanspeed has exceededthe warning threshold

BMC No

52h xxh yyh Power supply fanspeed has exceededthe criticalthreshold

BMC No

52h xxh yyh System voard voltagehas exceeded thecritical threshold

BMC Yes

59h xxh yyh System voard voltagehas exceeded thecritical threshold

BMC Yes

03h Redundant powersupply failed.Redundancy lost

BMC No

04h Redundant powersupply failed.Redundancy lost

BMC No

03h Redundant powersupply failed.Redundancy is

BMC No

Error Messages

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BIOSImplemented

available

04h Redundant powersupply failed.Redundancy isavailable

BMC No

57h xxh yyh System EventLogutilization hasexceeded the warningthreshold. Pleasesave the System EventLog to a differentmedia and clear itafterwards.

BMC No

Definitions of POST Error BeepsIn addition to messages displayed to the monitor during POST, audible beep codes can also occurto indicate that an error has occurred. All POST beep code errors except Beep Code 8 are fatalerrors. Fatal errors do not allow the system to continue the boot process. The following tabledescribes the type of error beep codes that may occur during the POST portion of the BIOS:

Error beep Error message Description

1 beep Refresh failure The memory refresh circuitry on themotherboard is faulty.

3 beeps Base 64KB memoryfailure

Memory failure occurred in the first

6 beeps Keyboard controllerGate A20 failure

The keyboard controller may be bad. TheBIOS cannot switch to protected mode.

7 beeps Processor exceptioninterrupt error

The CPU generated an exceptioninterrupt.

8 beeps Display memoryread/write error

The system video adapter is eithermissing or its memory is faulty. is nota fatal error.This

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GlossaryThe technical terms and abbreviations given below represent only a selection of the full list ofcommon technical terms and abbreviations.

Not all technical terms and abbreviations listed here are valid for the described mainboard.

ACPIAdvanced Configuration andPower Management Interface IAPC

Instantly Available PowerManaged Desktop PC Design

AC'97Audio Codec '97

ICHI/O Controller Hub

AGPAccelerated Graphics Port

IDEIntelligent Drive Electronics

AMRAudio Modem Riser

IPSECInternet Protocol Security

AOLAlert On LAN

ISAIndustrial Standard Architecture

APIApplication ProgrammingInterface LAN

Local Area Network

APMAdvanced Power Management

LSALAN Desk Service Agent

ASCIIAmerican Standard Code forInformation Interchange MCH

Memory Controller Hub

ATAdvanced Technology

MMXMultiMedia eXtension

ATAAdvanced TechnologyAttachment P64H

PCI64 Hub

ATAPIAdvanced TechnologyAttachment Packet Interface PCI

Peripheral ComponentInterconnect

ATMSynchronous Transfer Mode

PXEPreboot eXecution Environment

BARBase Address Register

RAMRandom Access Memory

BBSBIOS Boot Specification

RAMDACRandom Access Memory DigitalAnalogue Converter

BLCKBus Clock

RDRAMRambus Dynamic RandomAccess Memory

BIOSBasic Input Output System

RIMMRambus Inline Memory Module

CANController Area Network

RTCReal Time Clock

CPUCentral Processing Unit

SBSoundblaster

CNRCommunication Network Riser

SDRAMSynchronous Dynamic RandomAccess Memory

C-RIMMContinuity Rambus InlineMemory Module SGRAM

Synchronous Graphic RandomAccess Memory

Glossary

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DIMMDual Inline Memory Module

SIMDStreaming Mode Instruction(Single Instruction Multiple Data)

ECCError Correcting Code

SMBusSystem Management Bus

EEPROMElectrical ErasableProgrammable Read OnlyMemory

SVGASuper Video Graphic Adapter

FDCFloppy disk controller

USBUniversal Serial Bus

FIFOFirst-In First-Out

VGAVideo Graphic Adapter

FSBFront Side Bus

WOLWake On LAN

FWHFirmware Hub

GMCHGraphics and Memory ControllerHub

GPAGraphics PerformanceAccelerator

I2CInter Integrated Circuit

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Index11st Boot Device 32

AAdvanced Configuration 14Advanced PCI Configuration 16AMIFLASH Return Code 46ASR&R Boot Delay 34

BBIOS Flash Protection 14Boot 31Boot Device

1st 322nd 323rd 32

Boot Device Priority 31Boot Retry Counter 34Boot Watchdog 33Boot Watchdog Timeout Behavior 34

CChipset Configuration 17Clock Gen Spread Spectrum 17Codes

POST Checkpoint Codes 48Configuration

advanced PCI 16Chipset 17peripheral 20

Console Redirection 36Controller

floppy disk drive 20IDE drive 20USB 21

CPU Frequency Ration 18CPU Ratio 18CPU Status 37

DDelay Prior to enabling the TCC 35Drive

Floppy Drive A 8hard disk 20

EEnter IPMI SEL Viewer 35Exit 41

Discarding Changes 42Saving Changes 41

FFloppy disk drive

controller 20

GGeneral Help 5

HHalt On 15Hard disk

controller 20parameter 8

Hyper Threading 17

IIDE

controller 20IDE hard disk, see hard diskIDE Primary Master 8

LLegacy support

USB 21Load Default Settings 42Load Original Values 42

MMemory Module

1A 38Memory Scrubbing 35Menu

Advanced 13Main 7

Modem Ring On/Wake On LAN 19MPS Version for O.S 15

OOnBoard SCSI 21

PPassword

change 25, 29delete 25, 29enter 24, 28supervisor password 24User Password 28

Password Check 30Peripheral Configuration 20PME Event Wake Up 19

Index

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Portserial 20

Possible security features 23POST

Checkpoint Codes 48Power Management Configuration 18

QQuick Boot 14

RResume By RTC Alarm 19RTC Alarm Date 19RTC Alarm Hour 19RTC Alarm Minute 19RTC Alarm Second 19

SSave all CMOS Changes 5Security 23Serial port 20Server 33Setup Defaults 5Setup Utility 3

abort changes and exit 6calling 3Keys 6Main Menu 4operating 4System Information 10

Setup, see Setup UtilityShow Full Screen Logo 14State After AC Back 34Supervisor password 23Supervisor Password 24

setting 24System Date 7System Information 10System Time 7

TTry Other Boot Device 32

UUser password 23User Password 28

setting 28

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