Chaintech 7SJR Gallery (3)

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Chaintech 7SJR Gallery (3)
Overclocker 5 Apr 2002

While most manufacturers implemented Diagnostic LEDs on board, Chaintech has a pretty innovative idea. They built in the DEBUG CODE aka POST CODE within the BIOS. Whenever the system boots, it will show a series of POST CODE. Once it is working well, it will see a POST CODE of FF. The only problem that I could think of what happens if the display can't even be shown? Then how would someone know what went wrong ?

An example with a warning message with the DEBUG code showing 7F when i didn't install the floppy drive.

The BIOS only has a number of options and we set it according to the screen shots below for optimum performance.