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test. You may refer to the computer manual, check it from the CMOS chip on the
mainboard or the screen when system is starting, or contact the BIOS supplier.
The code meanings of this booklet are only for your reference.
2. The POST Code Table shows code values in ascending sequence, and
coding order on the card is decided by BIOS. Please pay attention that the POST
code values are usually continuous for common BIOS.
3. The mainboard pass the self test if the PC Diagnostic Card shows “FF” or
“00” after a series of codes. The mainboard doesn’t run if it stops and shows “no”,
“no-c” or “no-CPU” (“no” for short below). Is the CPU broken or is it correctly set?
Is the power supply normal? Does the battery goes moldy? Refer to the 2
nd
clause of Chapter 10 for treatments when New Generation PC Diagnostic Cards
and Kingnostics Cards show “no”.
4. The PC Diagnostic Card shows normal when the mainboard which works
wrong, probably the reason is that you have set no warning on CMOS, so the card
will go on showing “00” or “FF” until it has found critical failure. Solution: Reset the
CMOS and make it give warning for all failures, and then restart the computer. The
PC Diagnostic Card will stop coding and show failure codes for all failures. The user
can make relative treatment according to the failure codes.
5. For the four digit PC Diagnostic Cards such as KPI4, KLPI4, KL4 and KLP4,
the kilobit and the hundreds on the LED show POST codes of the test computer,
and the tens digit and the unit digit show the one that is before the failure code, as
below:
Figure 1: Four Digit POST Code Display
For example: If the LED shows D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9, DA, Db,
DC and stops when testing a computer, the four digit card will show below as
Figure 2, press the check switch once, it will go on to show as Figure 3.
failure code
the code before
the failure
D9
DA
DC
Db
Figure 2: when the card stops running
Figure 3: after press the check switch once
Press the check switch again, it will show as Figure 4; Press for a third time,
Figure 5, and it means there is no more codes to view.
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