Midway UPRIGHT DEDICATED VIDEO GAME 25" CABINE 16-20044-101 - Manual (Page 94)

Troubleshooting 6-7
Error Message Troubleshooting Table
Power-On Self-Test Beep Codes
(Audio beeps only. Video may or may not be present): See Note 1
MESSAGE MEANING REQUIRED ACTION
No beep No system power Check power supply and cables
1 continuous beep Partial system power Check power supply and cables
1 short beep Normal start; no errors Check other VGM components
2 short beeps Processor problem Check processor/fan module
3 short beeps Graphics initialization problem Check Video Board, cables
4 short beeps Processor problem Check processor/fan module
5 short beeps Insufficient system memory Check DIMM circuit modules
6 short beeps Peripheral problem Check other VGM components
System Error Message Codes
(One or more lines of text appear on video screen): See Note 2
MESSAGE MEANING REQUIRED ACTION
CONFLICTING UNIT ID: Linking problem Check for unique unit ID number
GAME STARTUP: Normal start; no errors Check other VGM components
VERSION MISMATCH Software problem Check for differing revision level
XXXX DATA LOAD: Corrupted files or failing circuits Check named drive or circuit
XXXX INIT OR INIT FAILURE: Circuit/file initialization problem Check named drive or circuit
Notes
1.
The audio buzzer that generates 1 kHz beeps is on the computer, inside the VGM (video game
machine). If hearing beep codes is difficult, remove the cabinet doors and computer cover.
2. Arcade Computer circuit boards resemble those in personal computers. Yet Midway engineers
reprogrammed the boards for application to this VGM. Power-On Self-Test codes are unique to
the Arcade Computer in this VGM.
3. Wiring or peripheral circuit problems may not trigger on-screen error messages. You may
discover difficulties during Menu System diagnostic or calibration procedures.
4. Call your authorized distributor for help with unresolved error messages.
NOTICE: Don’t attempt to move computer circuit boards into alternate slots. Midway
assigned boards to specific slots. The custom operating system won’t recognize
improperly placed boards, even though they function normally.
Location of Beeper in Arcade Computer