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== What IBM's Error Codes Mean == The 5271 posts codes that a plain XT does not, and IBM maps each range to a field-replaceable unit:<ref name="sim" /> * '''28XX''' โ the DFCA (3278/79 Emulation Adapter). * '''32XX''' โ Display Adapter, Programmed Symbols Adapter, All-Points-Addressable Adapter, or the Top Card Connector. * '''44XX''' โ Display Attachment Unit (on the [[IBM 3270 PC/G|/G]] and [[IBM 3270 PC/GX|/GX]], not the base 5271). * '''45XX''' โ IEEE Interface Adapter card. Two of these lie to you: * '''A false 2801.''' If a long DFCA has been replaced with the newer short card, the '''Keyboard Timer Adapter''' may need changing too. Press F1 to continue after POST; if the host session then establishes normally, the 2801 is false. ECA001 directs the engineer to order '''P/N 1497249''' (one EPROM) and replace the pluggable EPROM on the Keyboard Timer Adapter.<ref name="sim" /> * '''A false 8505.''' The XMA diagnostic tests D000–DFFF; any other adapter with RAM or ROS in that range produces an 8505 that is not a real fault.<ref name="sim" /> A plain 83-key XT keyboard in place of the 5271 Keyboard Element produces POST error '''302''' โ press F1 to continue.<ref name="seasip" />
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