Dell PowerEdge 2950 Hardware Owner's Manual (PDF) - Page 20
FAILSAFE, Call, Support, Temp Ambient, Temp Memory, PwrGd, CMOS Batt, ROMB Batt, CPU # VCORE - romb battery
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Table 1-6. LCD Status Messages Code Text N/A SYSTEM NAME E1000 E1114 FAILSAFE, Call Support Temp Ambient E1116 Temp Memory E12nn xx PwrGd E1210 CMOS Batt E1211 ROMB Batt E1229 CPU # VCORE E1310 RPM Fan ## E1313 Fan Redundancy Causes Corrective Actions A 62-character string that can be This message is for information defined by the user in the System only. Setup program. You can change the system ID The SYSTEM NAME displays and name in the System Setup under the following conditions: program. See "Using the System • The system is powered on. Setup Program" on page 37. • The power is off and active POST errors are displayed. See "Getting Help" on page 147. Ambient system temperature is See "Troubleshooting System out of acceptable range. Cooling Problems" on page 119. Memory has exceeded acceptable See "Troubleshooting System temperature and has been Cooling Problems" on page 119. disabled to prevent damage to the components. Specified voltage regulator has See "Getting Help" on page 147. failed. CMOS battery is missing, or the See "Troubleshooting the System voltage is out of acceptable range. Battery" on page 118. RAID battery is either missing, Reseat the RAID battery bad, or unable to recharge due to connector. See "RAID Battery" on thermal issues. page 74, and "Troubleshooting System Cooling Problems" on page 119. Processor # VCORE voltage regulator has failed. See "Getting Help" on page 147. RPM of specified cooling fan is See "Troubleshooting System out of acceptable operating range. Cooling Problems" on page 119. The system is no longer fan- Check control panel LCD for redundant. Another fan failure additional scrolling messages. See will put the system at risk of over- "Troubleshooting System Cooling heating. Problems" on page 119. 20 About Your System