Beep Code Error Messages | Sony PCV-L630 manual

Miscellaneous Technical Information

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Beep Code Error Messages

During a normal bootup, a single short beep signifies that the system is OK. Other beep patterns signify errors. The number of beeps indicates the specific error that occurred.

The Sony Online Support technical representative will need to know how many beeps your system produces if there is an error, so be sure to count the number of beeps before calling for support.

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Sony PCV-L630 manual Beep Code Error Messages, Miscellaneous Technical Information

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Page Owner’s Record Safety Information Vaio Computer Reference Manual Regulatory Information Telephone Consumer Protection Act FCC Part Contents Removing, Installing, and Replacing Components Contents Fax/Modem Card Cmos Setup Options Viii Chapter Identifying Components Front View Drive Description DrivesIdentifying Components Button or switch Description Buttons and Switches Indicator Description Indicators Connector Description Connectors Slot Description Slots Rear View Serial Port Printer Port PHONE, MIC, Line IN, and Line OUT Vaio Computer Reference Manual USB Connectors Identifying Components Link IEEE-1394 LCD connector is a 40-pin female MDR-type connector Vaio Computer Reference Manual Line and Phone Expansion Slot Chapter Configuring Your System Accessing the Cmos Setup Utility Configuring Your System Changing the Displays Power Management Settings Vaio Computer Reference Manual Cmos Jumper Configuring the System Board Remove the system cover see Removing the System Cover on OFF CPU Frequency Ratio Multiplier SwitchesFreq Ratio Agpint Switch VGA Switch Page Chapter Removing, Installing, Replacing Components Removing the System Cover Replacing the System Cover Removing, Installing, and Replacing Components Installing an Add-In Card Removing an Add-in Card Vaio Computer Reference Manual Setting the Configuration Switches Setting the Cmos Jumper Replacing the Lithium Battery KY0072.VSD Removing, Installing, and Replacing Components Memory module configurations MB Installing System Memory Handles Memory module Dimm Indicates pin Locate the memory module you wish to remove Removing a Memory Module MAN002A.VSD Push out MAN002B.VSD Be sure you reattach the ground wire located at each screw Replacing the Hard Drive MAN004.VSD Replace the system cover see Replacing the System Cover on Removing a Slot Cover Covering an Open I/O Slot Page USB2 Chapter System Board Pin # Name Description ConnectorsFront Panel Header System Board Diskette Drive Floppy Connector IDE Connectors PCI Slot Connectors Memory Module Dimm Connectors +5VSB Power ATX PWR ConnectorPin # Name Fansen Fan CPU FAN, Ctrl PWR ConnectorsPin Signal Name Pin Keyboard/Mouse KB/MOUSE Connector USBP1 GND USB ConnectorsUSBP0 GND Printer connector PRINTER, SERIAL, and VGA Monitor Connectors Horizontal Sync Vertical Sync DCDGND DSR RTS CTS RED Green Blue GND DDC GND RED GND Green GND LCD Connector Pin Signal Wake On LAN Wolcon Connector Line in and Line OUT Connectors Phone and MIC Connectors Sony Memory Stick Slot Connector Link Interface Header Connectors Link Connectors Configuration Jumper and Switches Configuration Switches SW Vaio Computer Reference Manual Function Authorized technical support personPage Telephone Name Connector Type DescriptionChapter Fax/Modem Card Page Chapter Cmos Setup Options Standard Cmos Setup Screen Cmos Setup Options Bios Features Setup Screen Becomes enabled only when Boot Up Sound is enabled Cmos Setup Options Uswc Chipset Features Setup Screen4MB 8MB 3BCH/IRQ7 2F8H/IRQ33E8H/IRQ4 3F8H/IRQ4 Dpms OFF Power Management Setup Screen Cmos Setup Options PNP and PCI Setup Screen USB IRQ Save & Exit Setup Screen Load Setup Defaults ScreenSupervisor Password Screen User Password Screen Chapter Miscellaneous Technical Information If you set these passwords Following passwords are required About User and Supervisor Passwords Miscellaneous Technical Information Beep Code Error Messages Message Meaning PCI Configuration Status and Error Messages DMA Channel Assignments DMA Default Channel Assignment IRQ Assignments IRQ # Default Assignment Address Range Description Hex System I/O Address Map Vaio Computer Reference Manual Address Range Description Hex Address Range Description Memory MapPage PCI Bus Chapter SpecificationsProcessor Chipset Graphics Dimm ConfigurationsL2 Cache Expansion Slots SpecificationsAudio Communications ROM Link InterfaceDrives and Controllers System Cmos Telephone 71 USB 6 VGA Monitor IndexCmos KEYBOARD/MOUSE 11 LCD CPU PCI Index Agpint 102