SOYO TechAID Manuel utilisateur

SOYO TechAID

Version: V1.0

Introduction

Congratulations on you purchase of the SOYO TechAID. Before you begin using this product,

please take some time to read this user guide as it will illustrate the steps for installing and using your

new TechAID.

The purpose of the Soyo TechAid is to make the difficult troubleshooting procedure easier and

quicker. This debugging card will assist any technicians (from novice to advance users) in accurately

and conveniently locating their hardware problems faster, cutting down the troubleshooting time

drastically simply by displaying an easy to follow POST (Power On Self Test) code on its display.

Unpacking your new TechAID:

Your Soyo TechAID should contain the following items:

1) Soyo TechAID

2) Mini Display Card

3) 9 Pin Ribbon Cable

4) Installation Guide

Device Description:

ard.

3.3V LED – This light

should stay on after the

system is turned on. It means

the 3.3v power is present.

+3V3SB LED – This

is the standby power

indicator.

-12V LED – This light

should stay on after the

system is turned on. It

means the -12v power is

present.

+12V LED – This light

should stay on after the

system is turned on. It

means the +12v power

is presen

Connector for the

9 Pin Ribbon

Cable Extender.

2 Digit

POST Code

Display

PCI Interface to be

plugged into an

open PCI slot on

your motherbo

+5V LED – This light

should stay on after the

system is turned on. It

means the 5v power is

present.

PCIRST LED- When the

system is first power up,

this LED will turn

momentary and then off, it

will remain off after the

initial boot u

Installation Procedure:

1. With the system power off, insert the TechAID card into one of the open PCI slots on your

motherboard.

2. Power on the system and troubleshoot any power supply problems you may have by using the 6

LEDs on the debugger card. The 6 LEDs on the card represent PCIRST, +3V3SB, +3.3V, +5V,

+12V, and –12v.

a) PCIRST LED- When the system is first power up, this LED will turn on momentary and

then off, it will remain off after the initial boot up. It will stay on if one of the following is

true 1) the reset switch is defective, try disconnect the reset switch. 2) power supply is

defective or 3) the motherboard is defective or grounded to the case.

b) +3V3SB LED – This is the standby power indicator. It will be lit only if the power plug is

plugged into the motherboard, the on/ff switch on the power supply turn on, and the +3v

standby power is present.

c) 3.3V LED – This light should stay on after the system is turned on. It means the 3.3v power

is present.

d) +5V LED – This light should stay on after the system is turned on. It means the 5v power is

present.

e) +12V LED – This light should stay on after the system is turned on. It means the +12v power

is present.

f) -12V LED – This light should stay on after the system is turned on. It means the -12v power

is present.

3. If any of the above LED is not working as indicated, please verify the problem accordingly.

4.As the computer continues to boot, POST codes will be displayed on the debugger card. Each

POST code represents something. You can look up the meaning of the code in the POST code list.

5. For example, if the POST card displays “C1,” it means that something may be wrong with your

DRAM module and its functionality needs to be inspected.

The following table consists of some of the most common POST Codes. For a complete definition,

please refer to the POST Code List follow.

Most Common POST Codes

POST CODE Cause BIOS POST message Solution

FF, 00 CPU Check the functionality

of the CPU.

1. Check Power connecter and

make sure it is fully seated to

the motherboard power

socket. If you have a Pentium

4 motherboard, please make

sure the 12V 4-pin square

prong is connected to the

motherboard.

2. Remove the board from the

case and make sure it s not

short-circuited to the case.

3. Change CPU (preferably with

a CPU with the same speed).

Inspect and clean the CPU

socket and pins on the CPU

4. Make sure the CPU is

inserted fully and seated

properly in the socket. Try to

reseat your CPU if

necessary.

5. Check with your Motherboard

Manufacturer as well, as your

BIOS may be corrupted.

C1, C6, 31, 4E Memory Setting up the DRAM

refresh rate, and

inspecting the

functionality of the

DRAM controller

1.Make sure the memory

module is seated fully in into

the socket.

2.Make sure the memory

module is not inserted

backward.

3.Change and clean the DRAM

module contact. Try replacing

the module with a known

good DRAM module.

41 BIOS

Setting up the BIOS

controller

1. Clear CMOS and try turning

system on again.

2. Replace BIOS chip as your

current chip may be damaged

or corrupted.

Motherboard Codes that are not listed

in the above list

Motherboard error, please call

your board manufacturer for

assistance.

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