If the NetVista thin client is not functioning properly, and an error code or text message appears on your screen, consult Table 7. Contact your technical support, reseller, or IBM, if these steps do not resolve the problem.
Table 7. Error codes and text messages
Symptom |
| What you should do | |
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An error code or text message | 1. | Record any error messages, audio beep sequences, | |
appears on the screen. | |||
| or LED indications, and a description of the | ||
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| problem. | |
| 2. | Perform any actions indicated within the error | |
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| message. | |
| 3. | Contact your technical support. | |
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A boot interruption screen appears. | Press F10 to reboot the NetVista thin client. | ||
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Table 8 defines the error messages that can appear when you power on the NetVista thin client. This table provides information that you must only follow under the direction of the IBM Service and Support team.
Table 8. NSBxxxx error codes and text messages
Error code |
| Error message | What you should do |
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| General messages (NSB0xxxx) | |
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NSB00030 |
| Canceled by user. | Press any key to enter the NS Boot utility. |
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| Battery messages (NSB01xxx) | |
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NSB01500 |
| Battery dead. | Replace the lithium battery (see |
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| “Appendix B. Hardware maintenance |
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| procedures” on page 45). |
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| Main memory messages (NSB10xxx) | |
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NSB11500 |
| On board memory | Ensure that the memory is installed |
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| failure. | properly, or replace memory (see |
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| “Appendix B. Hardware maintenance |
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| procedures” on page 45). |
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NSB11510 |
| Slot %d memory failure. | Ensure that the memory is installed |
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| properly, or replace the memory (see |
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| “Appendix B. Hardware maintenance |
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| procedures” on page 45). |
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NSB12500 |
| Checksum failure for | |
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| nonvolatile memory. | different from the default values. |
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NSB12510 |
| Not able to access | Replace the thin client logic unit (see |
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| nonvolatile memory. | “Appendix A. Replacing hardware parts” |
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| on page 41). |
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NSB12520 |
| Setting nonvolatile | |
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| memory to | different from the default values. |
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| manufacturing defaults. |
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NSB12530 |
| Detected reset jumper. | The password has been cleared,. |
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NSB12540 |
| New nonvolatile memory | |
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| structure detected. | different from the default values. |
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Audio messages (NSB21xxx)
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