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CPU-4.X.XX CONTROL SUBSYSTEM SERVICE MANUAL AND USER GUIDE

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ABOUT THIS GUIDE: General Information

Documentation Copyright ...............................................................................................B-1
Game Copyright, Trademark, and Patent Laws .............................................................B-1
Check Local Laws ............................................................................................................B-1
CE Mark .............................................................................................................................B-1
Customer Service.............................................................................................................B-1
Conventions......................................................................................................................B-1
Text Conventions..........................................................................................................B-1
Cabinet Images .................................................................................................................B-2
Safety Symbols and Information ..................................................................................B-2
Preventing Injury and Damage........................................................................................B-3
Preventing Shock .........................................................................................................B-3
Preventing ESD............................................................................................................B-3
Replacing/Repairing AC Line Cord ........................................................................................................ B-3
Properly Secure and Vent All Equipment.....................................................................B-3

CHAPTER 1: Introduction and Features

Overview ........................................................................................................................... 1-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 1-2
Tools Required.................................................................................................................. 1-2
CPU-4.x.xX Control Subsystem Parts ............................................................................ 1-3
About CPU-4.x.xX Control Subsystem ........................................................................... 1-9
CPU-4.x.xX Board Identification .................................................................................. 1-9
Backplane 2.0 Identification ....................................................................................... 1-10
Backplane 4.0 Identification ....................................................................................... 1-12
Temperature Guidelines ................................................................................................ 1-12
Lock Specifications/Guidelines .................................................................................... 1-13
CPU Lock Specifications............................................................................................ 1-13

CHAPTER 2: Installation and Setup

Overview ........................................................................................................................... 2-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 2-1
Preparation for Installing CPU-4.x.xX............................................................................. 2-2
Opening the Logic Door ............................................................................................... 2-2
Removing the Protective Pull-Tabs from the Backup Battery....................................... 2-3
Changing the CPU Shipping Lock .................................................................................. 2-3
Changing Shipping Lock and Installing A Second Lock (if applicable) ...................................................2-5
Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane......................................................................... 2-7
BIOS/JUR SPI Module LEDs ................................................................................................................2-10
Seating the Hardware Key ......................................................................................... 2-11
Perform a RAM Clear and Install Software................................................................... 2-12

CHAPTER 3: Maintenance
Overview ........................................................................................................................... 3-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 3-1
Maintenance...................................................................................................................... 3-1
Handling and Treatment of CPU-4.x.xX ....................................................................... 3-1
CPU Cleaning .............................................................................................................. 3-2
CPU-4.x.xX ........................................................................................................................ 3-2
Removing the CPU-4.1.1X and CPU-4.2.1X ............................................................... 3-2
Removing the CPU-4.1.2X and CPU-4.2.2X ............................................................... 3-3
Removing/Installing Solid State Drive .......................................................................... 3-3
Remove the Old Solid State Drive ..........................................................................................................3-4
Installing a New Solid State Drive ................................................................................ 3-5
Removing/Installing Memory Module........................................................................... 3-6
Remove the Old Memory Module ...........................................................................................................3-6
Installing a New Memory Module................................................................................. 3-6
Removing/Installing BIOS/JUR SPI Module and Module Guide .................................. 3-7
Remove the BIOS/JUR SPI Module........................................................................................................3-7
Remove the BIOS/JUR SPI Module Guide .............................................................................................3-8
Install the BIOS/JUR SPI Module Guide .................................................................................................3-8
Install the BIOS/JUR SPI Module............................................................................................................3-9
BIOS/JUR SPI Module LEDs ................................................................................................................3-10
Replacing Batteries.................................................................................................... 3-10
Replacing CR2032 Battery....................................................................................................................3-10
Replacing Lithium AA Batteries.............................................................................................................3-12
Removing/Installing the Video Card........................................................................... 3-14

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Remove the Video Card ....................................................................................................................... 3-14
Install the New Video Card ................................................................................................................... 3-16
Removing/Installing the Video Card Duct .................................................................. 3-19
Remove the Video Card Duct............................................................................................................... 3-19
Install the New Video Card Duct........................................................................................................... 3-19
Removing/Installing the Door Switch Assembly......................................................... 3-19
Remove the Door Switch Assembly ..................................................................................................... 3-19
Install the Door Switch Assembly ......................................................................................................... 3-21
Prepare CPU-4.x.xX for Shipping .............................................................................. 3-23
Backplane ....................................................................................................................... 3-23
Removing/Installing Backplane 2.0 Components ...................................................... 3-23
Remove the Fan Tray........................................................................................................................... 3-24
Install the Fan Tray............................................................................................................................... 3-25
Removing/Installing Backplane 4.0 Components ...................................................... 3-27
Remove the Power Supply ................................................................................................................... 3-27
Install the Power Supply ....................................................................................................................... 3-28
Remove the Fan Tray........................................................................................................................... 3-29
Install the Fan Tray............................................................................................................................... 3-30
Remove the DC Power Module Assembly ........................................................................................... 3-31
Install the DC Power Module Assembly ............................................................................................... 3-31

CHAPTER 4: Troubleshooting
Overview ........................................................................................................................... 4-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 4-1
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................... 4-1
Common Troubleshooting Solutions ............................................................................ 4-1
Forensic Capture ............................................................................................................. 4-2
CPU-4.x.xX LEDs .............................................................................................................. 4-4
Error Codes....................................................................................................................... 4-5
SIOC Run Time Error Codes ....................................................................................... 4-5
BIOS Port 80 POST Information ...................................................................................... 4-8
Checkpoint Ranges...................................................................................................... 4-8
Standard Checkpoints.................................................................................................. 4-9
SEC Phase ............................................................................................................................................. 4-9
PEI Phase............................................................................................................................................... 4-9
PEI Beep Codes ................................................................................................................................... 4-12
DXE Phase ........................................................................................................................................... 4-12
DXE Beep Codes ................................................................................................................................. 4-14
ACPI/ASL Checkpoints......................................................................................................................... 4-14
OEM-Reserved Checkpoint Ranges.......................................................................... 4-14

CHAPTER 5: Parts
Overview ........................................................................................................................... 5-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 5-1
Parts List ........................................................................................................................... 5-1
CPU-4.1.1X.................................................................................................................. 5-1
CPU-4.1.2X.................................................................................................................. 5-2
CPU-4.2.1X.................................................................................................................. 5-2
CPU-4.2.2X.................................................................................................................. 5-3

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Unless otherwise indicated, Scientific Games registered trademarks are registered in the United
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Other brand and product names may be registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective
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Game Strict legal regulations protect the gaming device. Unauthorized modifications may be illegal
Copyright, under international law. This principle applies to Scientific Games logos, designs, publications,
Trademark, and and assemblies. Facsimiles of Scientific Games equipment (or any feature of it) may be illegal.
Patent Laws This principle applies to facsimiles manufactured with or without Scientific Games components.

Check Local Operation of gaming devices may be subject to state and local laws and regulations. This
Laws manual does not solicit sale of gaming devices where they may not lawfully operate.

CE Mark The CE Marking appears on gaming devices that meet the requirements of the EU directives.
On these products, a Declaration of Conformity states that they satisfy all applicable EMC and
safety requirements.

Customer Scientific Games is ready to help twenty-four hours a day. Contact our Product Support Group
Service at 866-967-4457.

Conventions For clarity, this Service Manual uses the following conventions:

Text Conventions  Items that appear on a Screen Display (video screen) are identified in bold text.
 Button names are shown in ALL CAPS text.

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Cabinet Images Images of the cabinet and related components may be shown in specific colors for illustration
purposes. Components, peripherals, or cabinet parts displayed as a particular color in this
manual may not be the same color in the actual cabinet.

Safety Symbols and When required, information is provided in procedures about potential challenges and dangers.
Information The terms WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE are used for specific safety reasons. For
emphasis, WARNING and CAUTION appear beside the characteristic triangle symbol. This
page lists notice icons used in this guide.

NOTE
Notice indicates a situation that requires special attention.

CAUTION
Caution alerts you to potential damage to a program, system, or device.

WARNING
Warning indicates a situation that may cause personal injury or death.

WARNING - SHOCK HAZARD

Warning indicates a situation that may cause personal injury or death due to a potential
electrical hazard.

ESD
ESD alerts you to take proper grounding precautions against electrostatic discharge
(ESD) before handling a product.

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Preventing This section provides guidelines for preventing electrical injury and protecting components
Injury and from electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage.
Damage

Preventing Shock  ALWAYS power equipment OFF at the Power Switch.

Regardless of the type of procedure, set all Power Switches to OFF when servicing the
game, Top Box, or other equipment.
 Unplug equipment from the outlet if not handling ESD-sensitive components.
 Exercise caution when working around electrical equipment.

Preventing ESD  ALWAYS wear an ESD wrist strap.

Fasten a resistive type (1 or 10 Meg) ESD wrist strap on arm and ensure that it makes good
skin contact, Figure 1 (A). Secure the clip end of the wrist strap to a nearby ground point.
Suggested grounds points are:
 An unpainted or bare exposed metal area of the game cabinet or equipment enclosure.
 Any labeled ESD common ground point, Figure 1.
Figure 1 ESD wrist strap (left) and ESD common ground point symbol (right).

 Ground equipment when handling ESD-sensitive components.

When accessing printed circuit boards (PCBs) or components in direct contact with PCBs,
including EPROMs, CompactFlash® Cards, and PCB connectors, connect the three-prong
equipment line cord to a properly grounded outlet. Then, secure the clip end of the ESD wrist
strap to an unpainted or bare exposed metal area of the game cabinet or equipment
enclosure.

Replacing/Repairing AC Line Cord

If the AC Line Cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer (Scientific Games
Corporation), its service agent, or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.

Properly Secure and Before performing any service tasks, the cabinet, top/accessory box, and kiosks must be
Vent All Equipment properly secured and installed, with adequate ventilation, as described in the corresponding
service manual and user guide. Failure to properly install, secure, and vent cabinets and kiosks
may cause injury and equipment damage.
Revision History
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Introduction and Features

Overview The purpose of this chapter is to present a brief overview of the features and characteristics of
the CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem. The control subsystem consists of the CPU, Backplane X,
cabling, EGM power supply module (PSM), and fan tray. There are four versions of the CPU-4x;
CPU-4.1.1X (1452768), CPU-4.2.1X (1453975), CPU-4.1.2X (1453298), and CPU-4.2.2X
(1458954), Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 CPU-4.1.1X, CPU-4.2.1X (top), CPU-4.1.2X and CPU-4.2.2X (bottom).

The different CPUs are compatible with either Backplane 2.0 (1443340) or Backplane 4.0
(1453292), and have different DRAM chip sizes and processors. Refer to Table 1-1 for more
details.
Table 1-1 Different CPUs.
CPU Backplane DRAM Size Processor Cabinet
CPU-4.1.1X Backplane 2.0 16GB i7 Blade s32 or Gamescape
CPU-4.1.2X Backplane 4.0 16GB i7
CPU-4.2.1X Backplane 2.0 8GB i3 Blade s23/s32
CPU-4.2.2X Backplane 4.0 8GB i3 Twinstar/Dualos

NOTE
CPU-4.x.xX requires:
 Minimum OS family H15.xx (NSOS-000-2000).
 Compatible RAM Clear (NCLR-000-4011).
 BIOS/JUR-SPI Module.

WARNING
Do NOT touch, grab, push, or pull any components inside the CPU box. Damage to the
CPU will result. When removing the CPU from the Backplane, only pull the pin and release
arm on top of the mechanical enclosure. If servicing the CPU, explicitly follow the
directions in Chapter 3: Maintenance.

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Table of In this chapter:

Contents Overview ........................................................................................................................... 1-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 1-2
Tools Required.................................................................................................................. 1-2
CPU-4.x.xX Control Subsystem Parts ............................................................................ 1-3
About CPU-4.x.xX Control Subsystem ........................................................................... 1-9
CPU-4.x.xX Board Identification .................................................................................. 1-9
Backplane 2.0 Identification ....................................................................................... 1-10
Backplane 4.0 Identification ....................................................................................... 1-12
Temperature Guidelines ................................................................................................ 1-12
Lock Specifications/Guidelines .................................................................................... 1-13
CPU Lock Specifications............................................................................................ 1-13

Tools Required The following tools are required to complete the procedures in this manual:

 ESD wrist strap

 deep well 7/8-inch socket and ratchet
 7/8-inch wrench
 7mm nut driver
 7/16-inch socket and ratchet
 Right angle screwdriver with a #1 Phillips bit, Figure 1-2.
 Insulated needle-nose pliers
 File Compression Program (such as WinZip - If you do not have Winzip, it can be downloaded for free:
http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm) (for RAM Dump)
 Formatted blank USB Flash Drive (minimum recommended capacity: 4GB) (must be formatted for the FAT16 or
FAT32 file system)
 small flathead screwdriver
 T10 Security Torx screwdriver (magnetized recommended), Figure 1-1
McMaster Carr p/n 83335A61 (Tamper-Resistant Torx Driver T10 Torx)
3-inch Blade Length
7-1/2-inch Overall Length

Figure 1-1 T10 Security Torx screwdriver and tip-end of driver.

Figure 1-2 Right angle screwdriver with a #1 Phillips bit.

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CPU-4.x.xX Reference Table 1-2 for a list of parts required for any CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem.
Control
Subsystem CAUTION
Parts
CPU-4.x.xX requires all parts listed in this bulletin. The following are a subset of all
required parts.

Table 1-2 Required parts subset for CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem.

Part Part Number Photo Installation
Backplane
Backplane 2.0 1443340

Backplane 4.0 1453292

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Table 1-2 Required parts subset for CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem. (continued)
Part Part Number Photo Installation
Backplane Components
Power Supply 1454332 Chapter 3: .Removing/Installing
Module Backplane 4.0 Components

Fan Tray 1443341 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing

(Backplane 2.0) Backplane 2.0 Components
1453438
(Backplane 4.0)

CPU
CPU-4.1.1X 1452768 Chapter 2: Installation:
CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane
CPU-4.2.1X 1453975

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Table 1-2 Required parts subset for CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem. (continued)
Part Part Number Photo Installation
CPU-4.1.1X 1453298 Chapter 2: Installation:
CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane
CPU-4.2.2X 1458954

CPU Components
BIOS/JUR SPI Each jurisdiction Chapter 3: Removing/Installing
Module has a custom BIOS/JUR SPI Module and
module with its own Module Guide
part number.

BIOS/JUR SPI 1439946 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing

Module Guide BIOS/JUR SPI Module and
Module Guide

Door Switch 1457525 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing

Assembly the Door Switch Assembly

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Table 1-2 Required parts subset for CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem. (continued)
Part Part Number Photo Installation
Batteries 6880-026489-00-00 Chapter 3: Replacing Batteries
1452919 (x4)

Battery Pull 16-020633-00-00 Chapter 2: Removing the

Tabs Protective Pull-Tabs from the
1454297 (x2) Backup Battery

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Table 1-2 Required parts subset for CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem. (continued)
Part Part Number Photo Installation
CPU SSD 1457596 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing
COVER/USB SATA Board
GUIDE

Video Card 1449538 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing

the Video Card

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Table 1-2 Required parts subset for CPU-4.x.xX control subsystem. (continued)
Part Part Number Photo Installation
Video Card 1455279 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing
Duct the Video Card

SSD 6902-026345-00-02 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing

Solid State Drive

Memory 1449443 Chapter 3: Removing/Installing

Modules Solid State Drive

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About This section contains general information about CPU-4.x.xX control system.
CPU-4.x.xX
Control
Subsystem

CPU-4.x.xX Board Reference Figure 1-3 and Table 1-3 to identify the internal components on the CPU-4.x.xX:
Identification
WARNING
Do NOT touch, grab, push, or pull any components inside the CPU box. Damage to the
CPU will result. When removing the CPU from the Backplane, only pull the pin and release
arm on top of the mechanical enclosure. If servicing the CPU, explicitly follow the
directions in Chapter 3: Maintenance.

Figure 1-3 CPU-4.x.xX.

J
G B B
J
F
A

E
D

Table 1-3 Layout internal of CPU-4.x.xX.

ID Component
Figure 1-3 (A) Door switch
Figure 1-3 (B) Batteries: AA, Lithium
Figure 1-3 (C) CPU SSD COVER/USB GUIDE

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Table 1-3 Layout internal of CPU-4.x.xX.
ID Component
Figure 1-3 (D) Solid State Drive (SSD)
Figure 1-3 (E) Battery
Figure 1-3 (F) BIOS/JUR SPI module
Figure 1-3 (G) BIOS/JUR SPI module guide
Figure 1-3 (H) Video Card
Figure 1-3 (I) Video Card baffle
Figure 1-3 (J) D-RAM module

Backplane 2.0 Most game components, including peripherals, connect to the Backplane 2.0 PCB, Figure 1-2.
Identification Reference Table 1-4.

NOTE
All USB devices connected to the backplane 2.0 PCB should plug into the hub ports. Only
an external hub (if applicable) should plug into the port labeled “T” as shown in
Figure 1-2 and Table 1-4.

NOTE
In order for the game to work, a cable must be plugged into port FF (Cabinet ID).

Figure 1-2 Backplane 2.0 PCB connectors.

A B1 B2
T LL LL

JP11
LL C
S GG JP9-10 U V W JP4-5

JP12-14 X
JP1-3 D
Y
Z AA E

LL F
FF
DD CC
EE
BB

N1
O1 M
G
L LL
N2
O1
N3 H

O
R Q P
K J I

Primary LCD port

Secondary LCD port
HH

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Table 1-4 Backplane 2.0 PCB connectors.
ID Connector ID Connector ID Connector
A Host Comm 2 (RS-232 only) - N1 Audio Input AA Bill Acceptor
J7 (9-pin)
N2 Primary Audio Output
N3 Secondary Audio Output
Audio (J1 is SPDIF_Output_1
and is the primary audio output;
J3 is SPDIF_Output_2 and J2 is
SPDIF_Input) (ports are from
top to bottom J2, J1, and J3)
B1 Host Comm 1 (RS-485 daisy O Display Ports BB Arm/Handle
chaining requires DB-15 "Y"
cable: WMS p/n 1445458) - O1 Primary LCD
J24 (15-pin) O2 Secondary LCD
B2 Host Comm 1 (RS-232) - O Display Ports
(5-pin)
O1 Primary LCD
C Progressive - J18 (8-pin) and P Auxiliary power (+24V, +12V, CC Key Switches
J76 (8-pin) +5V) - J37, J38, J39, J40, J34
(8-pin)
D SPN - J46 Q Power input (+24V, +12V, +5V, DD General purpose inputs
+3V3 and ACFAIL#)
E Auxiliary 2 - J65 (9-pin) R PVM (fan tray assembly) - EE General Purpose
12-pin Input/Output
F Auxiliary 3 - J66 (9-pin) S Auxiliary Power (+24V and 5V) FF Cabinet ID
(4-pin)
G On-board USB 2.0 Hub Ports T Power input (isolated +5Vi) - GG EGM Fans
(7 ports from BP USB Hub) - 2-pin
J41 (right side only), J42, J-43,
J-44 (8-pin)
H Auxiliary 1 / GAT - J5 (9-pin) U Player Tracking HH CPU Interface
I I2C (integrated circuit) V Top Box LL LEDs
J Ethernet W Meters JP1-3 Bill Acceptor jumpers
K USB 3.0 X Door Switches JP4-5 Progressive Jumpers
L External USB 2.0 Hub Port Y Tower Lamps JP9-10 HOST COMM1 jumpers
M VGA Z Printer JP11 Meter jumper
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Backplane 4.0 Reference Figure 1-3 to identify the connectors on the Backplane 4.0:
Identification Figure 1-3 Backplane 4.0 PCB connectors
5 1
5 1
9
9
12 14 16 18 20 37 40
2
12 14 16 18 20 37 40
47 2 10 28 29 32 36 46
8
47 10 28 29 32 36 46
8
11 13 15 17 19 21
3 11 13 15 17 19 21
3 22
43 22 48
43 6 4ϵ 48
6 42 23
4ϵ 42 33
23 33

ϱϬ 30
ϱϬ 30 34
4 24 34 38 39
4 7 24 38 39
7 35
25 27 31 35
25 27 31 41
41
44 26
44 26

45
45

Identifier
Identifier DescriptionofFunction
DescriptionofFunction Identifier
Identifier DescriptionofFunction
DescriptionofFunction Identifier
Identifier DescriptionofFunction
DescriptionofFunction
+24V_PP
+24V_PP
11 (ButtonPanel)
17
17 LightPort6
LightPort6 33
33 USB2.0
USB2.0
(ButtonPanel)
22 RebetButton
RebetButton 18
18 LightPort7
LightPort7 34
34 USBCharger/I2C
USBCharger/I2C
Aux24VIn
Aux24VIn
33 (ExternalPowerSupply)
19
19 LightPort8
LightPort8 35
35 USB3.0
USB3.0
(ExternalPowerSupply)
HostInterface1
HostInterface1
DCPowerModule
DCPowerModule
44 (24Vto12V,5V,3.3V)
20
20 ELSYNCIN
ELSYNCIN 36
36 1xRS232(TX,RX,RTS,CTS)Ͳ1xRS232(TX,RX)
1xRS232(TX,RX,RTS,CTS)Ͳ1xRS232(TX,RX)
(24Vto12V,5V,3.3V)
5V,GNDͲCPUDoorNC,NO,COM
5V,GNDͲCPUDoorNC,NO,COM
+24V_PP
+24V_PP RS232
RS232
55 21
21 ELSYNCOUT
ELSYNCOUT 37
37
(ServiceLamp)
(ServiceLamp) (TopBox)
(TopBox)

DCPowerDistribution
DCPowerDistribution
66 22
22 TOWERLAMP
TOWERLAMP 38
38 ETH0
ETH0
(5x24V,5x12V,10xGND)
(5x24V,5x12V,10xGND)

EGMFanDistribution
EGMFanDistribution
77 23
23 DoorandKeySwitch
DoorandKeySwitch 39
39 ETH1
ETH1
(supports3Fans)
(supports3Fans)
DCPowerDistribution
DCPowerDistribution
88 24
24 CabinetIDconnectorwithPCBA
CabinetIDconnectorwithPCBA 40
40 2xRS232Ͳ(TX,RX)
2xRS232Ͳ(TX,RX)
(4x24V,2x12V,2x5V,8xGND)
(4x24V,2x12V,2x5V,8xGND)

99 Spare24V
Spare24V 25
25 SPDIFIn
SPDIFIn 41
41 GATPORT
GATPORT
Displayports
Displayports
10
10 Spare24V
Spare24V 26
26 AmpMute
AmpMute 42
42 (6fromMXM,3fromCPU)
(6fromMXM,3fromCPU)
11
11 Spare24V
Spare24V 27
27 SPDIFOut
SPDIFOut 43
43 PowerSupplyModule
PowerSupplyModule
12
12 LightPort1
LightPort1 28
28 Hopper/Coin
Hopper/Coin 44
44 FanTrayAssembly
FanTrayAssembly
13
13 LightPort2
LightPort2 29
29 BV/CardReader
BV/CardReader 45
45 CPUAssembly
CPUAssembly
HostInterface2
HostInterface2
14
14 LightPort3
LightPort3 30
30 Meters
Meters 46
46 1xRS232(TX,RX,RTS,CTS)Ͳ1xRS232(TX,RX)
1xRS232(TX,RX,RTS,CTS)Ͳ1xRS232(TX,RX)
5V,GNDͲCPUDoorNC,NO,COM
5V,GNDͲCPUDoorNC,NO,COM
ExternalPowerSupply
ExternalPowerSupply
15
15 LightPort4
LightPort4 31
31 ArmMech
ArmMech 47
47 Communication/Signal
Communication/Signal
16
16 LightPort5
LightPort5 32
32 GeneralI/O
GeneralI/O 48
48 Printer
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Temperature CPU-4.x.xX assemblies, especially those shipped in cooler temperatures, must be allowed to
Guidelines acclimate to room temperature before powering on. This avoids rapid thermal increase, potential
for thermal shock, and avoids excessive condensation.

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Lock This section contains CPU and cabinet entry lock specifications.
Specifications/
Guidelines
CPU Lock Reference Table 1-5 and Table 1-6 for the lock specifications on the CPU assembly door.
Specifications Table 1-5 CPU Lock Specs (in inches).
Rotation to
Designed Extended Cam Part Lock (viewed
Lock Location Length (inches) Length* Cam Description No. Spacer No. from key end)
CPU Assembly 5/8 inches 1/2 inches 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 clockwise
outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 7/8 inches 1/2 inches 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x2) clockwise
outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 1-1/8 inches 1/2 inches 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x3) clockwise
outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 5/8 inches 1/2 inches 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 clockwise
(secondary) outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 7/8 inches 1/2 inches 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x2) clockwise
(secondary) outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 1-1/8 inches 1/2 inches 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x3) clockwise
(secondary) outside dual mounting

Table 1-6 CPU Lock Specs (in millimeters).

Rotation to Lock
Designed Extended Cam Part (viewed from
Lock Location Length (mm) Length* Cam Description No. Spacer No. key end)
CPU Assembly 16 mm 13 mm 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 clockwise
outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 22 mm 13 mm 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x2) clockwise
outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 29 mm 13 mm 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x3) clockwise
outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 16 mm 13 mm 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 clockwise
(secondary) outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 22 mm 13 mm 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x2) clockwise
(secondary) outside dual mounting
CPU Assembly 29 mm 13 mm 1.40 x .80 flat 1445488 02-026697-00-04 (x3) clockwise
(secondary) outside dual mounting

* Conditions
 Extending the lock outside requires a spacer.

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Installation and Setup

Overview This chapter describes the basic installation and setup of a CPU-4.x.xX, including preparation,
connections, and installation guidelines.

Table of This chapter contains the following topics:

Contents Overview ........................................................................................................................... 2-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 2-1
Preparation for Installing CPU-4.x.xX............................................................................. 2-2
Opening the Logic Door ............................................................................................... 2-2
Removing the Protective Pull-Tabs from the Backup Battery....................................... 2-3
Changing the CPU Shipping Lock .................................................................................. 2-3
Changing Shipping Lock and Installing A Second Lock (if applicable) ...................................................2-5
Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane......................................................................... 2-7
BIOS/JUR SPI Module LEDs ................................................................................................................2-10
Seating the Hardware Key ......................................................................................... 2-11
Perform a RAM Clear and Install Software................................................................... 2-12

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Preparation for This section contains steps that must be completed before installing CPU-4.x.xX.
Installing
CPU-4.x.xX
NOTE
Before upgrading an EGM ensure the replacement game theme and OS are compatible
with CPU-4.x.xX.

ESD
When handling CPU-4.x.xX away from the EGM, observe the following ESD Precautions
listed in Preventing Injury and Damage on page B-3.

WARNING
Do NOT touch, grab, push, or pull any components inside the CPU box. Damage to the
CPU will result. When removing the CPU from the Backplane, only pull the pin and release
arm on top of the mechanical enclosure. If servicing the CPU, explicitly follow the
directions in Chapter 3: Maintenance.

Opening the Logic Complete the following steps to open the logic door:
Door 1 Turn the CPU-4.x.xX lock counter clockwise to unlock, Figure 2-1 (A), and open the logic
door, Figure 2-1 (B).
Figure 2-1 Unlock and open the logic door (CPU may look different).

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Removing the There may be protective pull-tabs on the backup batteries on the CPU board, Figure 2-2 (A). If
Protective Pull-Tabs there are battery pull-tabs installed, remove them to connect the backup batteries to the CPU
from the Backup board. Once the batteries are enabled or if they are ever replaced, the time and date must be
Battery reset in the OS and SIOC.

WARNING
If the backup batteries are not working, the EGM may lose settings when the power is
turned off.

Figure 2-2 Backup batteries with tabs.



A A

Changing the Complete the following steps to change the shipping lock, Figure 2-3, in the CPU assembly:
CPU Shipping Figure 2-3 Shipping lock on the inside of the CPU assembly door (CPU lock plate may look different).
Lock

1 If applicable, open the logic door. Reference Opening the Logic Door on page 2-2.
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2 Using a 7/16-inch socket and ratchet, remove e the nylock nut securing the cam to the lock
mechanism, Figure 2-4 (A).
Figure 2-4 Remove lock (CPU lock plate may look different).

A
B

3 Remove and set aside the cam, Figure 2-4 (B), for later use with the new keyed lock.
4 Using a ratchet and a deep well 7/8-inch socket or a 7/8-inch wrench, remove the hex nut
securing the keyed lock to the lock plate, Figure 2-4 (C).
5 Remove the shipping lock and spacer from the CPU lock plate.
6 Select a replacement lock, and the applicable spacer(s), according to the specifications
listed in Lock Specifications/Guidelines on page 1-13.
7 Insert the new keyed lock, and the applicable spacer(s), into the opening from which the
shipping lock was removed.
8 Using a ratchet and a deep well 7/8-inch socket or a 7/8-inch wrench, secure the keyed lock
to the lock plate with a hex nut, Figure 2-5 (A).
Figure 2-5 Install lock (CPU lock plate may look different).

C B

9 Install the cam removed in step 3 to the keyed lock, Figure 2-5 (B).
10 Using a 7/16-inch socket and ratchet, secure 7/16 nut, above the cam, Figure 2-5 (C).

NOTE
Ensure the keyed lock installed turns clockwise to lock the logic door and counter-clockwise
to unlock the logic door.

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Changing Shipping Lock and Installing A Second Lock (if applicable)
If a second lock is required, complete the following steps to install a second lock:

1 Remove the shipping lock. Reference Changing the CPU Shipping Lock on page 2-3.
2 Using a 7mm nut driver, remove and save the two nuts securing the cover plate to the CPU,
Figure 2-6 (A).
Figure 2-6 Two nuts securing the cover plate (CPU lock plate may look different).

A A

3 Rotate the cover plate so the two shipping openings face the back of the CPU, Figure 2-7.
Figure 2-7 Rotate cover plate (CPU lock plate may look different).

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4 Using a 7mm nut driver and the two nuts removed in step 4 on page 2-6, secure the cover
plate to the CPU, Figure 2-8 (A).
Figure 2-8 Secure the cover plate to the CPU (CPU lock plate may look different).

A A

5 Select a replacement lock, and the applicable spacer(s), according to the specifications
listed in Lock Specifications/Guidelines on page 1-13.
6 Insert the new keyed lock, and the applicable spacer(s), into the opening from which the
shipping lock was removed.
7 Using a ratchet and a deep well 7/8-inch socket or a 7/8-inch wrench, secure the keyed lock
to the lock plate with a hex nut, Figure 2-9 (A).
Figure 2-9 Install lock (CPU lock plate may look different).

8 Install the cam to the keyed lock, Figure 2-9 (B).

9 Using a 7/16-inch socket and ratchet, secure a nut above the cam, Figure 2-9 (C).
10 Repeat step 5 through step 9 for the second shipping lock.

NOTE
Ensure the keyed lock installed turns clockwise to lock the logic door and counter-clockwise
to unlock the logic door.

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Installation: This section contains steps to install the CPU-4.x.xX in the Backplane. The different CPUs are
CPU-4.x.xX into compatible with either Backplane 2.0 (1443340) or Backplane 4.0 (1453292), refer to Table 2-7
Backplane for more details.
Table 2-7 Different CPUs.:
CPU Backplane Cabinet
CPU-4.1.1X Backplane 2.0 Blade s32 or Gamescape
CPU-4.1.2X Backplane 4.0
CPU-4.2.1X Backplane 2.0 Blade s23/s32
CPU-4.2.2X Backplane 4.0 Twinstar/Dualos

NOTE
Before upgrading an EGM, ensure the replacement game theme and OS are compatible
with CPU-4.x.xX.

ESD
When handling CPU-4.x.xX away from the EGM, observe the ESD Precautions listed in
Preventing Injury and Damage on page B-3.

WARNING
Do NOT touch, grab, push, or pull any components inside the CPU box. Damage to the
CPU will result. When removing the CPU from the Backplane, only push/pull the edges of
the mechanical enclosure. If servicing the CPU, explicitly follow the directions in 
Chapter 3: Maintenance.

CAUTION
Before installing the CPU in the EGM ensure the EGM is OFF at the power switch.

1 Open the logic door, reference Opening the Logic Door on page 2-2.
2 Slide the enclosure into the four connections on the bottom of the Backplane,
Figure 2-10 (A).
Figure 2-10 Four connections on the bottom of the Backplane.

A A A A

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3 If applicable, for the CPU-4.1.1X and CPU-4.2.1X on the top of the Backplane 2.0 housing.
Ensure the pull pin, Figure 2-11 (A), clicks and the hook on the ejection bracket,
Figure 2-11 (B), captures the pin on the CPU lid. This locks the enclosure into the
connections on the bottom of the Backplane board.

CAUTION
This step is critical to the proper function of the CPU, the game will not start if the CPU is
not properly seated.

Figure 2-11 Pull pin on Backplane 2.0 housing.

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4 If applicable, for the CPU-4.1.2X and CPU-4.2.2X on the top of the Backplane 4.0 housing.
Ensure the logic door closes and locks on the Backplane lip, Figure 2-12 (A). This locks the
enclosure into the connections on the bottom of the Backplane board.

CAUTION
This step is critical to the proper function of the CPU, the game will not start if the CPU is
not properly seated.

Figure 2-12 Install CPU into Backplane 4.0.

5 If applicable, open the logic door, reference Opening the Logic Door on page 2-2
6 Locate the BIOS/JUR SPI module (1441623).
7 With the larger side of the BIOS/JUR SPI module on the left, align the BIOS/JUR SPI
module, with the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide.

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8 Use the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide to position the BIOS/JUR SPI module and gently
push it into socket, Figure 2-13 (A).

CAUTION
Do not use excessive force when installing the BIOS/JUR SPI module.

Figure 2-13 Installing BIOS/JUR SPI module.

A
A

BIOS/JUR SPI Module LEDs

When any LEDs on the BIOS/JUR SPI module are lit, check the meaning in Table 2-8 to identify
the meaning.
Table 2-8 BIOS/JUR SPI module LEDs.
LED Color Meaning
Power Red When lit, the BIOS/JUR SPI module has been properly inserted and power is on to the CPU
POST Start Yellow Once lit the BIOS has begun the boot up process, and POST is executing
POST Done Green When POST has successfully completed the green LED is illuminated and control is
transferred to the WMS UBE loader to validate the media
Validation Pass Blue When lit, the WMS UBE loader has completed the validation of the media AND the image is
deemed valid. The UBE then transfers control to the OS/Game. Should any of the media fail
to validate, the LED remains unlit and control is not transferred.

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Seating the Seat the theme-specific hardware key in one of the two USB 2.0 ports, Figure 2-14 (A).
Hardware Key
NOTE
There are two different hardware keys, see Service Manual and User Guide 1458262: User Guide
ArgOS for more details.

Figure 2-14 USB 2.0 ports slots.

1 Close the logic door, Figure 2-15 (A), and turn the CPU-4.x.xX enclosure lock clockwise,
Figure 2-15 (B), to lock the logic door.

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Figure 2-15 Locking logic door (CPU removed from Backplane for clarity, CPU may look different).

Perform a RAM Complete the following steps to factory reset the EGM and install software using the Installer
Clear and Install application:
Software
1 Power the EGM ON. The Installer application runs and available options display on the
screen, Figure 2-16.
Figure 2-16 Installer screen.

2 Select Factory Reset, Figure 2-16 (A).

3 Select Yes to proceed.

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4 The software installs and a progress bar displays to indicate installation status. Once the
installation finishes, a completion message displays.
5 Gently seat the software USB drive in an available USB 3.0 port on the CPU,
Figure 2-17 (A).
Figure 2-17 USB 3.0 ports.

The Installer application runs and available options display on the screen, Figure 2-18.
Figure 2-18 Installer - first screen.

6 Verify that all software items are selected, Figure 2-18 (A).
7 Select Install, Figure 2-18 (B).

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8 On the next screen, select Install, Figure 2-19 (A).
Figure 2-19 Installer - second screen.

9 The software installs and a progress bar displays to indicate installation status. Once the
installation finishes, a completion message displays.
10 Power the EGM OFF.
11 Remove the Installer USB drive and the software USB drive.
12 Close and lock the CPU.
13 Power the EGM ON.

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Maintenance

Overview This chapter provides basic information about maintaining the CPU-4.x.xX, including replacing
components and shipping.

Table of This chapter contains the following topics:

Contents
Overview ........................................................................................................................... 3-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 3-1
Maintenance...................................................................................................................... 3-1
Handling and Treatment of CPU-4.x.xX ....................................................................... 3-1
CPU Cleaning .............................................................................................................. 3-2
CPU-4.x.xX ........................................................................................................................ 3-2
Removing the CPU-4.1.1X and CPU-4.2.1X ............................................................... 3-2
Removing the CPU-4.1.2X and CPU-4.2.2X ............................................................... 3-3
Removing/Installing Solid State Drive .......................................................................... 3-3
Remove the Old Solid State Drive ..........................................................................................................3-4
Installing a New Solid State Drive ................................................................................ 3-5
Removing/Installing Memory Module........................................................................... 3-6
Remove the Old Memory Module ...........................................................................................................3-6
Installing a New Memory Module................................................................................. 3-6
Removing/Installing BIOS/JUR SPI Module and Module Guide .................................. 3-7
Remove the BIOS/JUR SPI Module........................................................................................................3-7
Remove the BIOS/JUR SPI Module Guide .............................................................................................3-8
Install the BIOS/JUR SPI Module Guide .................................................................................................3-8
Install the BIOS/JUR SPI Module............................................................................................................3-9
BIOS/JUR SPI Module LEDs ................................................................................................................3-10
Replacing Batteries.................................................................................................... 3-10
Replacing CR2032 Battery....................................................................................................................3-10
Replacing Lithium AA Batteries.............................................................................................................3-12
Removing/Installing the Video Card........................................................................... 3-14
Remove the Video Card........................................................................................................................3-14
Install the New Video Card....................................................................................................................3-16
Removing/Installing the Video Card Duct .................................................................. 3-19
Remove the Video Card Duct ...............................................................................................................3-19
Install the New Video Card Duct ...........................................................................................................3-19
Removing/Installing the Door Switch Assembly......................................................... 3-19
Remove the Door Switch Assembly......................................................................................................3-19
Install the Door Switch Assembly..........................................................................................................3-21
Prepare CPU-4.x.xX for Shipping .............................................................................. 3-23
Backplane........................................................................................................................ 3-23
Removing/Installing Backplane 2.0 Components....................................................... 3-23
Remove the Fan Tray ...........................................................................................................................3-24
Install the Fan Tray ...............................................................................................................................3-25
Removing/Installing Backplane 4.0 Components....................................................... 3-27
Remove the Power Supply....................................................................................................................3-27
Install the Power Supply........................................................................................................................3-28
Remove the Fan Tray ...........................................................................................................................3-29
Install the Fan Tray ...............................................................................................................................3-30
Remove the DC Power Module Assembly ............................................................................................3-31
Install the DC Power Module Assembly ................................................................................................3-31

Maintenance This section provides maintenance procedures for CPU-4.x.xX.

Handling and CPU-4.x.xX is a sturdy device that has been designed to withstand the following actions:
Treatment of  Opening and closing a EGM door
CPU-4.x.xX  Opening and closing the CPU enclosure door
 Installing and removing the CPU enclosure from the EGM
 Shipping CPU-4.x.xX:
- in the Scientific Games-approved single unit shipping box
- in the Scientific Games-approved bulk pack shipping box
 Moving a EGM with a hand truck

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For details on shipping CPU-4.x.xX, see Prepare CPU-4.x.xX for Shipping on page 3-23.

WARNING
Do NOT touch, grab, push, or pull any components inside the CPU box. Damage to the CPU will
result. When installing or removing the CPU from the Backplane, only pull the pin and release arm on
top of the mechanical enclosure. If servicing the CPU, explicitly follow the directions in this chapter.

CAUTION
CPU-4.x.xX can be damaged if misused. Do not let the EGM fall over.

CPU Cleaning Power the EGM OFF and remove the CPU from the EGM to an ESD-protected area.
Using a soft, lint-free, static-free cloth, clean the CPU enclosure vents from the interior and
exterior to remove accumulated dust and debris. Use caution to thoroughly remove all dust and
keep it from falling onto the CPU PCB.
Inspect the CPU PCB. If any dust is visible, DO NOT TOUCH or WIPE THE PCB OR ANY
COMPONENTS. Instead, use compressed air in short bursts to dislodge any dust.

CPU-4.x.xX Complete one of the following procedures to perform maintenance on the CPU-4.x.xX:

ESD
When handling CPU-4.x.xX away from the EGM, observe the following ESD
Precautions listed in Preventing Injury and Damage on page B-3.

Removing the Complete the following steps to remove the CPU-4.1.1X and CPU-4.2.1X:
CPU-4.1.1X and 1 Ensure the EGM is OFF at the power switch.
CPU-4.2.1X
2 Open the logic door on the CPU-4.x.xX. Reference Opening the Logic Door on page 2-2.
3 For the CPU-4.1.1X and CPU-4.2.1X, lift the pull pin on the top of the Backplane housing
up, Figure 3-28 (A), and pull the release arm forward, Figure 3-28 (B).
Figure 3-28 Pull pin on backplane 2.0.

4 Gently remove the CPU from the Backplane and place on a flat, non-abrasive surface.

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Removing the Complete the following steps to remove the CPU-4.1.2X and CPU-4.2.2X:
CPU-4.1.2X and 1 Ensure the EGM is OFF at the power switch.
CPU-4.2.2X
2 Open the logic door on the CPU-4.x.xX. Reference Opening the Logic Door on page 2-2.
3 Locate the pull handle on the bottom of the CPU, Figure 3-29 (A).
Figure 3-29 Pull handle.

4 Gently pull the CPU from the Backplane and place on a flat, non-abrasive surface.

Removing/Installing Complete the following steps in this section to remove and install a new solid state drive in
Solid State Drive CPU-4.x.xX.

WARNING
Do NOT touch, grab, push, or pull any components inside the CPU box. Damage to the
CPU will result. When installing or removing the CPU from the Backplane, only pull the pin
and release arm on top of the mechanical enclosure. If servicing the CPU, explicitly follow
the directions in this chapter.

CAUTION
The CPU-4.x.xX solid state drive is extremely fragile and can be damaged if dropped or
impacted against another object. Please follow the guidelines below:
 Wear ESD protection at all times.
 Handle only one drive at a time.
 Handle the drive by the sides only and avoid grasping the PCB.
 Pad ALL work, transport, and holding areas (Scientific Games recommends 1-inch
foam under 1/4-inch ESD pad).
 Clear work area of metal.
 Remove/install the drives from packaging separately.
 Separate and report any drive that is dropped or mishandled—no exceptions.

Do NOT:
 stack solid state drives
 contact drive or card with tooling
 rush installation
 seat a drive into place with tooling
 allow drives to contact each other

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Remove the Old Solid State Drive
Complete the following steps to remove the solid state drive from CPU-4.x.xX:
1 Remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the CPU-4.x.xX on
page 3-2.
2 Using a T10 Security Torx screwdriver or #2 Phillips screwdriver, loosen and remove the
three security screws, Figure 3-30 (A), securing the CPU-4.x.xX SSD bracket in place. Set
the screws and CPU-4.x.xX SSD bracket aside, as they will be reused later in this
procedure.
Figure 3-30 Loosening and removing security screws.

A A

3 Lift the solid state drive out, Figure 3-31.

Figure 3-31 Lifting solid state drive out.

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Installing a New Complete the following steps to install a new solid state drive in CPU-4.x.xX:
Solid State Drive 1 Locate the new solid state drive (6902-026345-00-02).
2 Install the new solid state drive at location J10, Figure 3-32.

NOTE
Confirm that the solid state drive is installed in the same board connector it was removed
from in the previous step.

Figure 3-32 Installing solid state drive.

NOTE
Confirm that the solid state drive connector is lined up correctly with the board connector.

3 Locate the CPU-4.x.xX SSD bracket removed in step 2 on page 3-4.

4 Align and place the screw holes on the CPU-4.x.xX SSD bracket with the corresponding
screw holes, Figure 3-33 (A).
Figure 3-33 Install CPU-4.x.xX SSD bracket.

A A

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5 Using a T10 Security Torx screwdriver or a # 2 Phillips screwdriver and the three security
screws removed in step 2 on page 3-4, secure the CPU-4.x.xX SSD bracket in place,
Figure 3-33 (A).
6 Replace the CPU in the EGM. Reference Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane on
page 2-7.

Removing/Installing Complete the following steps in this section to remove and install a new memory module in
Memory Module CPU-4.x.xX.

Remove the Old Memory Module

Complete the following steps to remove the memory module from CPU-4.x.xX:
1 Remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the CPU-4.x.xX on
page 3-2.
2 Carefully push down the two catches on each side of the memory module, Figure 3-34 (A).
Figure 3-34 Remove memory module.

A B A

3 Lift the memory module out, Figure 3-34 (B).

4 If applicable, repeat step 2 and step 3 for the second memory module.

Installing a New Complete the following steps to install a new memory module in CPU-4.x.xX:
Memory Module 1 Locate the new memory module, reference Table 3-10:
Table 3-10 Memory modules.
CPU Memory Module Quantity
CPU 4.1.1x 8G (1457226) 2
CPU 4.1.2x
CPU 4.2.2x 4G (1436714) 2
CPU 4.2.1x

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2 Install the new memory module, Figure 3-35.

NOTE
Confirm that the memory module is installed in the same board connector it was removed
from in the previous step.

Figure 3-35 Installing memory module

A
A

NOTE
Confirm that the memory module connector is lined up correctly with the board connector.

3 Carefully push the memory module down until the catches snap, Figure 3-35 (A).
4 If applicable, repeat step 1 through step 3 for the second memory module.
5 Replace the CPU in the EGM. Reference Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane on page 2-7.

Removing/Installing Complete the following procedures to remove and install the BIOS/JUR SPI module and guide.
BIOS/JUR SPI
Module and Module Remove the BIOS/JUR SPI Module
Guide Complete the following steps to remove the BIOS/JUR SPI module, Figure 3-36 (A):
Figure 3-36 BIOS/JUR SPI module secured to board (left) and close-up view (right).

1 Remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the CPU-4.x.xX on
page 3-2.
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2 Carefully grasp the module handle, Figure 3-36 (A), and lift it up and away from the board.
Shown below is the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide unpopulated, Figure 3-37.
Figure 3-37 BIOS/JUR SPI module guide unpopulated.

3 If the module is to be reinstalled, set aside in a safe location.

Remove the BIOS/JUR SPI Module Guide

Complete the following steps to remove the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide:
1 If applicable, remove the BIOS/JUR SPI module. Reference Remove the BIOS/JUR SPI
Module on page 3-7.
2 Using a small flathead screwdriver being careful not to touch the PCB, push on the left wall of
the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide and lift up.
3 Repeat the previous step for the right wall of the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide.

Install the BIOS/JUR SPI Module Guide

Complete the following steps to install the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide:
1 Locate the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide (1439946), Figure 3-38.
Figure 3-38 BIOS/JUR SPI module guide.

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2 Align and place the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide over the BIOS/JUR SPI slots on the CPU,
Figure 3-39.
Figure 3-39 BIOS/JUR SPI module guide installed.

3 Using a small flathead screwdriver, being careful not to touch the PCB, push on the left or
right wall of the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide and gently push downward into the CPU.

CAUTION
Do not use excessive force when installing the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide.

Install the BIOS/JUR SPI Module

Complete the following steps below to install the BIOS/JUR SPI module:
1 If applicable, install the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide. Reference Install the BIOS/JUR SPI
Module Guide on page 3-8.
2 With the larger side of the BIOS/JUR SPI module on the left, align the BIOS/JUR SPI
module, Figure 3-40, with the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide.
Figure 3-40 BIOS/JUR SPI module.

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3 Use the BIOS/JUR SPI module guide to position the BIOS/JUR SPI module and gently
push it into socket, Figure 3-41 (A).
Figure 3-41 BIOS/JUR SPI module guide.

CAUTION
Do not use excessive force when installing the BIOS/JUR SPI module.

BIOS/JUR SPI Module LEDs

When any LEDs on the BIOS/JUR SPI module are lit, check the meaning in Table 3-11 to
identify the meaning.
Table 3-11 BIOS/JUR SPI module LEDs.
LED Color Meaning
Power Red When lit, the BIOS/JUR SPI module has been properly inserted and power is on to the
CPU
POST Start Yellow Once lit the BIOS has begun the boot up process, and POST is executing
POST Done Green When POST has successfully completed the green LED is illuminated and control is
transferred to the WMS UBE loader to validate the media
Validation Pass Blue When lit, the WMS UBE loader has completed the validation of the media AND the
image is deemed valid. The UBE then transfers control to the OS/Game. Should any of
the media fail to validate, the LED remains unlit and control is not transferred.

4 Replace the CPU in the EGM. Reference Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane on
page 2-7.

Replacing Batteries Complete the following procedures to replace the batteries in the CPU-4x.x.xX.

NOTE
This may be done with CPU-4.x.xX installed in EGM.

Replacing CR2032 Battery

Complete the following steps to replace the CR2032 battery (BY80-0015):
1 If applicable, remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the
CPU-4.x.xX on page 3-2.

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2 Push and hold the clip above the CR2032 battery back, Figure 3-42 (A).
Figure 3-42 CR2032 battery.

3 Grasp the dead CR2032 battery firmly with thumb and forefinger or insulated needle-nose
pliers and lift out of CPU-4.x.xX, Figure 3-42 (B). Discard the battery.

WARNING
An explosion may result from improperly discarded CR2032 battery. Dispose of battery
according to local regulations. Do not dispose of battery in fire. Do not disassemble or
attempt to recharge.

4 Push and hold the clip above the CR2032 battery back, Figure 3-42 (A).
5 Install the new CR2032 battery into the socket, Figure 3-42 (B).

WARNING
Ensure the smaller edge of the battery is facing towards the front of the CPU box. Do not
install the battery backwards. An explosion may result from improperly installed CR2032
battery.

6 If applicable, replace the CPU in the EGM. Reference Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into
Backplane on page 2-7.
7 If applicable, perform a RAM clear.

NOTE
See RAM Clear on page 2-12.

8 Set the options to casino protocol.

NOTE
See Service Manual and User Guide 1458262: User Guide ArgOS for details on setting
the options.

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Replacing Lithium AA Batteries
Complete the following steps to replace the Lithium AA batteries (1452919):
1 If applicable, remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the
CPU-4.x.xX on page 3-2.
2 Using a small flathead screwdriver, lift out the battery holder clips, Figure 3-43 (A). Set the
battery holder clips aside.
Figure 3-43 Battery holder clips.

A A

B B B B

3 Using a small flathead screwdriver, lift the batteries out, Figure 3-43 (B). Discard the
batteries.

WARNING
An explosion may result from improperly discarded batteries. Dispose of batteries
according to local regulations. Do not dispose of batteries in fire. Do not disassemble or
attempt to recharge.

4 Install the new batteries into the sockets, Figure 3-44 (A).
Figure 3-44 Lithium AA batteries.

A A A A

WARNING
Ensure the negative and positive sides of the batteries are connected to the correct slot.
Do not install the batteries backwards. An explosion may result from improperly installed
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5 Reinstall the battery holder clips, Figure 3-45 (A). Ensure the battery clips click into the two
slots on the sides of each battery socket, Figure 3-45 (B).
Figure 3-45 Battery holder clips.

A A

B
B
B B

6 If applicable, replace the CPU in the EGM. Reference Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into
Backplane on page 2-7.
7 If applicable, perform a RAM clear.

NOTE
See RAM Clear on page 2-12.

8 Set the options to casino protocol.

NOTE
See Service Manual and User Guide 1458262: User Guide ArgOS for details on setting
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Removing/Installing Complete the following procedures to remove and install the video card.
the Video Card
Remove the Video Card
Complete the following steps to remove video card:
1 Remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the CPU-4.x.xX on
page 3-2.
2 If applicable, using a T10 Security Torx screwdriver, remove and save the two screws on the back
of the CPU securing the top panel of the CPU, Figure 3-46 (A).
Figure 3-46 Two screws on the back of the CPU.

A A

3 If applicable, while carefully rotating the top panel of the CPU towards the front of the CPU,
Figure 3-47 (A), disconnect the door switch assembly cable, Figure 3-47 (B).Set the top panel of
the CPU aside, it will be reused later in this procedure.
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4 Using a #1 Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws securing the video card, 
Figure 3-48 (A) Set the screws aside, they will be reused later in this procedure.
Figure 3-48 Removing the two screws securing the video card (duct removed for clarity).

A A

WARNING
When removing the video card, do not hold it by the heat sink. Instead, only hold it by the
edges of the board that is attached to the heat sink. Failure to do so may damage the
video card.

5 Holding it by the edges of the board, carefully lift the video card and video card duct at a
45-degree angle and pull it from the connector, Figure 3-49.
Figure 3-49 Lift the video card out.

6 Using a small flathead screwdriver, carefully remove the video card duct from the video
card. Set the video card duct aside, it will be reused later in this procedure.

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Install the New Video Card
Complete the following steps to install a new video card:

WARNING
When installing the video card, do not hold it by the heat sink. Instead, only hold it by the
edges of the board that is attached to the heat sink. Failure to do so may damage the
video card.

1 Locate the new video card (1449538).

2 After removing the new video card from its packaging, carefully hold the video card by the
board edges.
3 Locate the video card duct removed in the previous procedure and install it over the video
card. Ensure the video card duct is seated into the two slots on either side of the video card.
4 Align the gold fingers in the video card connector, and while holding the video card at a 45
degree angle, push the video card into the video card connector until you hear a click.

NOTE
Make sure that the two screw holes are lined up with the holes in the video card, 
Figure 3-50 (A). If they are not, then the video card is not seated correctly. Please remove
and re-install the video card again.

5 Rotate the video card down until it is horizontal to the CPU. Verify that the two screw holes
are lined up with the holes in the video card, Figure 3-50 (A).
Figure 3-50 Inserting the video card.

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6 Using a #1 Phillips screwdriver, secure the two screws, Figure 3-51 (A).

WARNING
Do not over-tighten the screws. Secure the board until the screws are snug, and then turn
the screws a quarter turn further. Over-tightening the screws may permanently damage
the board.

Figure 3-51 Securing the video card.

A A

7 If applicable, locate the top panel of the CPU removed in the previous procedure.

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8 If applicable, connect the door switch assembly cable, Figure 3-52 (A), then carefully rotate
the top panel of the CPU towards the back of the CPU, Figure 3-52 (B).
Figure 3-52 Connect the door switch assembly cable.

9 Using a T10 Security Torx screwdriver and the two screws removed in step 2 on page 3-14,
secure the top panel to the CPU, Figure 3-53 (A).
Figure 3-53 Two screws on the back of the CPU.

A A

10 Replace the CPU in the EGM. Reference Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane 
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Removing/Installing Complete the following procedures to remove and install the video card duct.
the Video Card Duct
Remove the Video Card Duct
Complete the following steps to remove video card duct:
1 Reference Remove the Video Card on page 3-14.

Install the New Video Card Duct

Complete the following steps to install a new video card duct:
1 Locate the new video card duct (1455279).
2 Reference Install the New Video Card on page 3-16.

Removing/Installing Complete the following procedures to remove and install the door switch assembly.
the Door Switch
Assembly Remove the Door Switch Assembly
Complete the following steps to remove the door switch assembly:
1 Remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the CPU-4.x.xX 
on page 3-2.
2 Using a T10 Security Torx screwdriver, remove and save the two screws on the back of the
CPU securing the top panel of the CPU, Figure 3-54 (A).
Figure 3-54 Two screws on the back of the CPU.

A A

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3 If applicable, while carefully rotating the top panel of the CPU towards the front of the CPU,
Figure 3-55 (A), disconnect the door switch assembly cable, Figure 3-55 (B). Set the top
panel of the CPU aside, it will be reused later in this procedure.
Figure 3-55 Disconnect the door switch assembly cable.

4 Using an 11/32-inch nut driver, remove and save the two nuts securing the door switch
assembly to the CPU, Figure 3-56 (A).
Figure 3-56 Two nuts securing the door switch assembly.

A A

5 Remove the door switch assembly from the CPU.

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Install the Door Switch Assembly
Complete the following steps to install the door switch assembly:
1 Locate the door switch assembly (1457525).
2 The door switch is assembled as shown in Figure 3-57.
Figure 3-57 Door switch assembly.

3 With the bracket of the door switch facing the outside of the CPU, Figure 3-58 (A), align and
place the door switch assembly on the two mounting posts inside the CPU, Figure 3-58 (B).
Figure 3-58 Install door switch assembly.

B B

4 Using an 7mm nut driver and the two nuts removed in step 4 on page 3-20, secure the door
switch assembly to the CPU, Figure 3-59 (A).
Figure 3-59 Two nuts securing the door switch assembly.

A A

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5 Connect the door switch assembly cable, Figure 3-60 (A). If applicable, carefully rotate the
top panel of the CPU towards the back of the CPU, Figure 3-60 (B).
Figure 3-60 Connect the door switch assembly cable.

6 If applicable, using a T10 Security Torx screwdriver and the two screws removed in step 2
on page 3-19, secure the top panel to the CPU, Figure 3-61 (A).
Figure 3-61 Two screws on the back of the CPU.

A A

7 Replace the CPU in the EGM. Reference Installation: CPU-4.x.xX into Backplane on
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Prepare CPU-4.x.xX Complete the following steps to prepare CPU-4.x.xX for shipping:
for Shipping
NOTE
This procedure only needs to be followed if CPU-4.x.xX requires replacement, in which
case the packaging (1447034) is used to ship new units out of Part Sales or to ship
damaged units back from the field. If a EGM is being shipped, CPU-4.x.xX can be shipped
safely inside the EGM and does NOT have to be removed and packaged separately
unless mandated by jurisdictional requirements.

1 Remove the CPU-4.x.xX from the Backplane. Reference Remove the CPU-4.x.xX on
page 3-2.
2 Turn the CPU-4.x.xX enclosure lock clockwise to lock the logic door.
3 Locate the shipping box (1447052) and two baffles (1447053).
4 Insert one side of the CPU-4.x.xX Enclosure into one of the baffles.
5 Insert the other side of the CPU-4.x.xX Enclosure into the second baffle.
6 Insert the CPU-4.x.xX Enclosure with the baffles into the shipping box.
7 Ensure that the CPU-4.x.xX Enclosure and baffles are fully inserted.
8 Seal box securely before shipping.

Backplane Complete one of the following procedures to perform maintenance on the Backplane
components.

Removing/Installing Complete the following procedures to remove and install the Backplane 2.0 components.
Backplane 2.0
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Remove the Fan Tray
Complete the following steps to remove the fan tray:
1 Place your index finger in the notch located on the right side of the fan tray assembly,
Figure 3-62.
Figure 3-62 Notch location on the fan tray assembly (left) and close-up (right).

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2 Carefully pull the fan tray assembly out of the fan housing, Figure 3-63.
Figure 3-63 Pull fan tray assembly out of fan housing.

Install the Fan Tray

Complete the following steps to install the new fan tray:
1 Locate the new fan tray (1443341).
2 Carefully push the fan tray assembly into the fan housing, Figure 3-64.
Figure 3-64 Push fan tray assembly into fan housing.

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3 Make sure the fan tray assembly is seated correctly in the fan housing, Figure 3-65.
Figure 3-65 Make sure fan tray assembly is seated correctly in housing.

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Removing/Installing Complete the following procedures to remove and install the Backplane 2.0 components.
Backplane 4.0
Components Remove the Power Supply
Complete the following steps to remove the power supply:
1 Disconnect the power cord from the power supply, Figure 3-66 (A).
Figure 3-66 Remove power supply.

2 Loosen the thumbscrew on top of the power supply, Figure 3-66 (B).

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3 Carefully pull the power supply out of the power supply housing, Figure 3-67.
Figure 3-67 Install the power supply.

Install the Power Supply

Complete the following steps to install the power supply:
1 Locate the new power supply (1454332).
2 Carefully push the power supply into the power supply housing.
3 Tighten the thumbscrew on top of the power supply, Figure 3-68 (A).
Figure 3-68 Connect power supply.

4 Connect the power cord from the power supply, Figure 3-68 (B).

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Remove the Fan Tray
Complete the following steps to remove the fan tray:
1 Place your index finger in the notch located on the right side of the fan tray assembly,
Figure 3-69.
Figure 3-69 Notch location on the fan tray assembly.

2 Carefully pull the fan tray assembly out of the fan housing, Figure 3-63.
Figure 3-70 Pull fan tray assembly out of fan housing.

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Install the Fan Tray
Complete the following steps to install the new fan tray:
1 Locate the new fan tray (1453438).
2 Carefully push the fan tray assembly into the fan housing, Figure 3-71.
Figure 3-71 Push fan tray assembly into fan housing.

3 Make sure the fan tray assembly is seated correctly in the fan housing, Figure 3-72.
Figure 3-72 Make sure fan tray assembly is seated correctly in housing.

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Remove the DC Power Module Assembly
Complete the following steps to remove the DC power module assembly:
1 Using a 7mm nut driver, remove the three 7mm nuts securing the DC power module
assembly to the backplane, Figure 3-73 (A). Set the nuts aside, as they will be reused later
in this procedure.
Figure 3-73 Remove DC power module assembly.

2 Remove the DC power module assembly from the Backplane.

Install the DC Power Module Assembly

Complete the following steps to install the new DC power module assembly:
1 Locate the new DC power module assembly (1453296).
2 Align and place the DC power module assembly on the three mounting pins on the side of
the power supply, Figure 3-74 (A).
Figure 3-74 Install DC power module assembly.

3 Using a 7mm nut driver and the three 7mm nuts removed from the precious step, install the
DC power module assembly, Figure 3-74 (A).

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Troubleshooting

Overview This chapter serves as a reference for basic troubleshooting of the CPU-4.x.xX.

Table of This chapter contains the following topics:

Contents Overview ........................................................................................................................... 4-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 4-1
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................... 4-1
Common Troubleshooting Solutions ............................................................................ 4-1
Forensic Capture ............................................................................................................. 4-2
CPU-4.x.xX LEDs .............................................................................................................. 4-4
Error Codes....................................................................................................................... 4-5
SIOC Run Time Error Codes ....................................................................................... 4-5
BIOS Port 80 POST Information ...................................................................................... 4-8
Checkpoint Ranges...................................................................................................... 4-8
Standard Checkpoints.................................................................................................. 4-9
SEC Phase..............................................................................................................................................4-9
PEI Phase ...............................................................................................................................................4-9
PEI Beep Codes....................................................................................................................................4-12
DXE Phase............................................................................................................................................4-12
DXE Beep Codes ..................................................................................................................................4-14
ACPI/ASL Checkpoints .........................................................................................................................4-14
OEM-Reserved Checkpoint Ranges.......................................................................... 4-14

Troubleshooting This section provides solutions to CPU-4.x.xX troubleshooting issues.

Common Table 4-1 provides common troubleshooting solutions for CPU-4.x.xX.
Troubleshooting Table 4-1 Troubleshooting.
Solutions
Symptoms Solutions
Game does not operate after setting Confirm the following:
Power Switch to ON.
 all cables are properly connected.
 with the CPU-4.x.xX door closed, the four power LEDs are lit (3.3V, 5V,
12V, and POWER GOOD).
 if power indicator LEDs are not lit, set the game Power Switch to OFF and
verify that CPU-4.x.xX is properly seated.
 BIOS/JUR SPI module is installed and fully seated.

Displays appearing on game Ensure that video cables are plugged into the correct ports.
monitors are reversed.
CPU-4.x.xX is overheated. Confirm the following:
 confirm that the PVM* is properly/fully installed into the Backplane.
Reference the cabinets service manual.
Game is not booting up but all LEDs Confirm the following:
(3.3V, 5V, 12V, and POWER
GOOD) remain lit for entire duration  BIOS/JUR SPI module is properly installed; see Removing/Installing
the game Power Switch is set to BIOS/JUR SPI Module and Module Guide on page 3-7.
ON.  BIOS/JUR SPI module is not damaged where connected to the socket.
 Check the LEDs on the BIOS/JUR SPI module; see BIOS/JUR SPI Module
LEDs on page 3-10.
 RAM module is present, properly installed, and free of debris.
 RAM is working properly by swapping it with a known good RAM module.

No video (power indicator LEDs are Confirm the following:

lit).
 video cables are installed in the proper ports.
 BIOS/JUR SPI module is properly installed; see Removing/Installing
BIOS/JUR SPI Module and Module Guide on page 3-7.
Display prompts user to use the Confirm the following:
touch screen to select an action
while performing RAM clear.  BIOS/JUR SPI module EPROM is installed and in the proper orientation.
 if the BIOS/JUR SPI module EPROM was previously installed in the
The two options given are as incorrect orientation, it will require a replacement.
follows:  all the pins of the SPI EPROM are free of damage and are inserted into
 clear NVRAM and EEPROM their corresponding sockets.
except meters  the non-conductive battery tabs are removed.
 clear NVRAM and EPROM
Error Text Displays: Confirm the following:
PREPART DSS Signature  the non-conductive battery tabs were removed from the CPU-4.x.xX battery
Validation failed holder.

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Forensic The Installer USB includes a tool that captures application data for analysis by SG. Complete the
Capture following steps to complete a forensic capture:
1 Seat the Installer USB drive into an available USB 3.0 port, Figure 4-1 (A).
Figure 4-1 USB ports on CPU.

A A B

2 Seat a non-SG USB drive in an available USB 2.0 port, Figure 4-1 (B).
3 On the Installer screen, the Forensic Capture option activates when an acceptable USB
drive is detected, Figure 4-2 (A).
Figure 4-2 Installer screen - Forensic Capture option.

If the option does not activate, verify that the USB drive for the capture is fully seated and
that it is not an SG software USB.
4 Select Forensic Capture.

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5 The lower left portion of the screen displays capture status, and displays a completion
message when the capture is complete, Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3 Installer screen - Forensic Capture complete message.

6 Remove the capture USB drive and insert it into a PC to verify captured files, Figure 4-4.
Figure 4-4 Verify captured files.

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Overview This chapter serves as a reference for basic troubleshooting of the CPU-4.x.xX.

Table of This chapter contains the following topics:

Contents Overview ........................................................................................................................... 4-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 4-1
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................... 4-1
Common Troubleshooting Solutions ............................................................................ 4-1
Forensic Capture ............................................................................................................. 4-2
CPU-4.x.xX LEDs .............................................................................................................. 4-4
Error Codes....................................................................................................................... 4-5
SIOC Run Time Error Codes ....................................................................................... 4-5
BIOS Port 80 POST Information ...................................................................................... 4-8
Checkpoint Ranges...................................................................................................... 4-8
Standard Checkpoints.................................................................................................. 4-9
SEC Phase..............................................................................................................................................4-9
PEI Phase ...............................................................................................................................................4-9
PEI Beep Codes....................................................................................................................................4-12
DXE Phase............................................................................................................................................4-12
DXE Beep Codes ..................................................................................................................................4-14
ACPI/ASL Checkpoints .........................................................................................................................4-14
OEM-Reserved Checkpoint Ranges.......................................................................... 4-14

Troubleshooting This section provides solutions to CPU-4.x.xX troubleshooting issues.

Common Table 4-1 provides common troubleshooting solutions for CPU-4.x.xX.
Troubleshooting Table 4-1 Troubleshooting.
Solutions
Symptoms Solutions
Game does not operate after setting Confirm the following:
Power Switch to ON.
 all cables are properly connected.
 with the CPU-4.x.xX door closed, the four power LEDs are lit (3.3V, 5V,
12V, and POWER GOOD).
 if power indicator LEDs are not lit, set the game Power Switch to OFF and
verify that CPU-4.x.xX is properly seated.
 BIOS/JUR SPI module is installed and fully seated.

Displays appearing on game Ensure that video cables are plugged into the correct ports.
monitors are reversed.
CPU-4.x.xX is overheated. Confirm the following:
 confirm that the PVM* is properly/fully installed into the Backplane.
Reference the cabinets service manual.
Game is not booting up but all LEDs Confirm the following:
(3.3V, 5V, 12V, and POWER
GOOD) remain lit for entire duration  BIOS/JUR SPI module is properly installed; see Removing/Installing
the game Power Switch is set to BIOS/JUR SPI Module and Module Guide on page 3-7.
ON.  BIOS/JUR SPI module is not damaged where connected to the socket.
 Check the LEDs on the BIOS/JUR SPI module; see BIOS/JUR SPI Module
LEDs on page 3-10.
 RAM module is present, properly installed, and free of debris.
 RAM is working properly by swapping it with a known good RAM module.

No video (power indicator LEDs are Confirm the following:

lit).
 video cables are installed in the proper ports.
 BIOS/JUR SPI module is properly installed; see Removing/Installing
BIOS/JUR SPI Module and Module Guide on page 3-7.
Display prompts user to use the Confirm the following:
touch screen to select an action
while performing RAM clear.  BIOS/JUR SPI module EPROM is installed and in the proper orientation.
 if the BIOS/JUR SPI module EPROM was previously installed in the
The two options given are as incorrect orientation, it will require a replacement.
follows:  all the pins of the SPI EPROM are free of damage and are inserted into
 clear NVRAM and EEPROM their corresponding sockets.
except meters  the non-conductive battery tabs are removed.
 clear NVRAM and EPROM
Error Text Displays: Confirm the following:
PREPART DSS Signature  the non-conductive battery tabs were removed from the CPU-4.x.xX battery
Validation failed holder.

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Forensic The Installer USB includes a tool that captures application data for analysis by SG. Complete the
Capture following steps to complete a forensic capture:
1 Seat the Installer USB drive into an available USB 3.0 port, Figure 4-1 (A).
Figure 4-1 USB ports on CPU.

A A B

2 Seat a non-SG USB drive in an available USB 2.0 port, Figure 4-1 (B).
3 On the Installer screen, the Forensic Capture option activates when an acceptable USB
drive is detected, Figure 4-2 (A).
Figure 4-2 Installer screen - Forensic Capture option.

If the option does not activate, verify that the USB drive for the capture is fully seated and
that it is not an SG software USB.
4 Select Forensic Capture.

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5 The lower left portion of the screen displays capture status, and displays a completion
message when the capture is complete, Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3 Installer screen - Forensic Capture complete message.

6 Remove the capture USB drive and insert it into a PC to verify captured files, Figure 4-4.
Figure 4-4 Verify captured files.

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CPU-4.x.xX CPU-4.x.xX features LEDs visible from the front of the enclosure, without having to unseat or
LEDs open the CPU. View the front panel label to identify LED status information, Figure 4-5.
Figure 4-5 CPU-4.x.xX front panel LEDs.

ETH 0: ETH 1: Bar Code Label Area

MAC ADDRESSES

PWR STATUS
POWER CPU STATUS

PWR GOOD
BUTTON

VSB PWR
CPU-4.2.2X

IO LOCK

SATA 0

SATA 1
SATA 4

SATA 5
Assy:

3.3V

12V
CPU: i3 (Gen4) 2.4GHz

5V
DRAM: 8GB
DISK 1: 64GB SSD
A B DISK 2:
ACTIVITY ACTIVITY GIO STATUS 1454701

The LEDs, from left to right, are identified in Table 4-2:

Table 4-2 CPU-4.x.xX LEDs.
LED Description
PWR STATUS OFF- AC Power Off, or AC Power ON - Low Power Mode
RED- AC Power On, SIOC - Wake On LAN
GREEN- AC Power On, CPU-4X ON EGM OFF, Service Mode, Power Save
BLUE- AC Power On, Normal Operation

POWER BUTTON

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Table 4-2 CPU-4.x.xX LEDs.
LED Description
CPU STATUS Two seven-segment display LEDs:

CPU IO LOCK IO Lock, reported by CPU

CPU VSB PWR Standby Power is within tolerance on the CPU board
CPU 3.3V 3.3V is within tolerance on the CPU board
CPU 5V 5V is within tolerance on the CPU board
CPU 12V 12 V is within tolerance on the CPU board
PWR GOOD All voltages in the system are in tolerance
SATA 0 ACTIVITY SSD in SATA 0 is being accessed (Read or Write)
SATA 4 ACTIVITY SSD in SATA 4 is being accessed (Read or Write); note: this is the default SSD location
SATA 1 ACTIVITY SSD in SATA 1 is being accessed (Read or Write)
SATA 5 ACTIVITY SSD in SATA 5 is being accessed (Read or Write)
GIO PWR GOOD All GIO voltages are in tolerance
GIO 5V 5V is within tolerance on the GIO board
GIO 3.3V 3.3V is within tolerance on the GIO board
GIO 1VB 1.0Vb FPGA voltage is within tolerance on the CPU board
GIO PCIE LINK GIO FPGA is communicating with CPU over PCIe bus
GIO FPGA DONE GIO FPGA has completed power up configuration
GIO IO LOCK IO Lock, reported by GIO

Error Codes

SIOC Run Time Reference Table 4-3 for the SIOC run time error codes.
Error Codes
Table 4-3 SIOC run time error codes.
Code in HEX Event Field Service Check vs RMA* Comments

24 APU_THERMTRIP FS Check* APU thermal trip when temperature exceeds hardware

CPU heat sink Dirty or Fan Tray safety limits, system will power down so this should be
PVM* Failure followed by power down event

25 APU_OVERTEMP FS Check* APU temperature exceeds the configured threshold value.

CPU heat sink Dirty or Fan Tray If APU OVT is enabled the system will power down. If APU
PVM* Failure OVT is disabled we still logs the event but will not power
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Table 4-3 SIOC run time error codes.
26 RAM_OVERTEMP FS Check* SO-DIMM RAM temperature exceeds the configured threshold value.
Dirty or Fan If RAM OVT is enabled the system will power down. If RAM
Tray PVM* Failure OVT is disabled SIOC still logs the event but will not power
down.

2D APU_FAN_FAIL Not Used APU fan failure (fan speed less than 100 RPM) (if fitted)

3C SYSTEM_POWER_UP_FAIL RMA* FCH/SIO failed to power up (no PSON feedback)

_T OO_MANY_TIMES
40 GIO_PG_TIMEOUT RMA* GIO Power Good signal timeout (if GIO fitted)

41 BP_DC_PG_TIMEOUT FS Check* Backplane DC module Power Good signal Timeout

Replace DCM* on Backplane (BP3/BP4 only)

44 VSB5_PWRGD_FAIL RMA* Failure detected in the VSB5 power circuit

45 VSB33_PWRGD_FAIL RMA* Failure detected in the VSB3.3 power circuit

46 VSB12_PWRGD_FAIL RMA* Failure detected in the VSB12 power circuit

47 GIO_PWRGD_FAIL RMA* Failure detected in GIO module (similar to

GIO_PG_TIMEOUT but occurs in a different
scenario)

48 BP_DC_PWRGD_FAIL FS Check* Failure detected in Backplane DC module (similar to

Replace DCM* on Backplane BP_DC_PG_TIMEOUT but occurs in a different scenario)

49 MXM_THERMTRIP FS Check* MXM thermal trip when temperature exceeds hardware

Video Card Baffle not present, safety limits, system will power down so this should be
Video card dirty or Fan Tray followed by power down event
PVM* Failed

4A SYS_OUT_GIO_OVERTEMP FS Check* CPU Dirty Exhaust sensor temperature exceeds the configured
Fan Tray PVM* Failed threshold value. If Exhaust OVT is enabled the system will
power down. If Exhaust OVT is disabled SIOC still logs the
event but will not power down.

4C MXM_OVERTEMP FS Check* MXM sensor temperature exceeds the configured

Video Card Baffle not present, threshold value. If MXM OVT is enabled the system will
Video card dirty or Fan Tray power down. If MX OVT is disabled SIOC still logs the
PVM* Failed event but will not power down.

4D EGM_FAN_ROTOR_ FS Check* EGM Fan controlled has reported a fan failure. The extra
LOCKED EGM Fans Failed or Dirty byte contains the status of the fan failed register of the
EGM Fan controller.

4E INVALID_POWER_UP_SEQ RMA* The power up sequence is invalid. The extra byte

identifies the power up sequence; 0 –G2->S5, 1 –
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Table 4-3 SIOC run time error codes.
4F INVALID_POWER_ RMA* The power down sequence is invalid.
DOWN_SEQ
53 PVM*1_FAN_FAIL FS Check* PVM*1 fan failure (fan speed less than 100 RPM)
Fan Tray PFM Failure

55 PVM*2_FAN_FAIL FS Check* PVM*2 fan failure (fan speed less than 100 RPM)
Fan Tray PFM Failure

57 PVM*3_FAN_FAIL FS Check* PVM* PSM* blower failure (fan speed less than 100
Fan Tray PFM Failure RPM)

5A CPU4X_NOT_FITTED_ FS Check* Similar to HOT_EXTRACT but occurs on initial

PROPERLY CPU not seated properly interlock check

5E PVM*_IS_MISSING FS Check* Failure to detect PVM* presence (when required by

Check Power Supply PSM*. May System Configuration)
not be installed properly or Failed.

60 GIO_BP_MISSING RMA* Failure to detect GIO presence (when required by System

Configuration). GIO has been hot extracted.

61 POWER_UP_S5_SEQ_FAIL RMA* Power Up Sequence G2 to S5 has failed. The extra byte

hold the stage where the failure occurred.

62 POWER_UP_S0_SEQ_FAIL RMA* Power Up Sequence S5 to S0 has failed. The extra byte

hold the stage where the failure occurred.

65 MXM_FAN_FAIL Not Used MXM fan failure (fan speed less than 100 RPM) (if fitted)

68 SYS_OUT_P5_OVERTEMP FS Check* Ambient temperature too hot

Air Temp entering CPU is too
high. Check EGM intake and
check for dirt clogging vents

6C PSM*_OVERTEMP FS Check* PSM* too hot

Power Supply overheated,
replace or check for blockage or
dirt. Possible Fan Tray PVM*
Failure

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Table 4-3 SIOC run time error codes.
P5 Power Up State 5 HALT SIOC Reset Required This is a known bug in SIOC code version 37 and has been
fixed in SIOC version 48. An SIOC reset will clear this
condition but can only be performed by connecting a debug
cable to debug port of the CPU inside the logic box. Using
the WinSIOC application you can reset the SIOC. A
document will be created to provide instructions on how to
perform the SIOC Reset Procedure.

*FS Check – Field Service needs to check this before sending the CPU back for service.
*RMA (Return Material Authorization) – Error code indicates a CPU failure that cannot be serviced or checked in the field
and is to be returned using an RMA.
*PVM - removable fan tray
*DCM - DC Module
*PSM - the Power Supply Module

BIOS Port 80 Reference Table 4-4 through Table 4-11 for the BIOS Port 80 POST information.
POST
Information

Checkpoint Ranges Table 4-4 Checkpoint Ranges.

Status Code Range Description
0x01 – 0x0B SEC execution

0x0C – 0x0F SEC errors

0x10 – 0x2F PEI execution up to and including memory detection

0x30 – 0x4F PEI execution after memory detection

0x50 – 0x5F PEI errors

0x60 – 0x8F DXE execution up to BDS

0x90 – 0xCF BDS execution

0xD0 – 0xDF DXE errors

0xE0 – 0xE8 S3 Resume (PEI)

0xE9 – 0xEF S3 Resume errors (PEI)

0xF0 – 0xF8 Recovery (PEI)

0xF9 – 0xFF Recovery errors (PEI)

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Standard SEC Phase
Checkpoints Table 4-5 SEC Phase codes.
Status Code Description
0x00 Not used

Progress Codes
0x01 Power on. Reset type detection (soft/hard).
0x02 AP initialization before microcode loading
0x03 North Bridge initialization before microcode loading
0x04 South Bridge initialization before microcode loading
0x05 OEM initialization before microcode loading
0x06 Microcode loading
0x07 AP initialization after microcode loading
0x08 North Bridge initialization after microcode loading
0x09 South Bridge initialization after microcode loading
0x0A OEM initialization after microcode loading
0x0B Cache initialization

SEC Error Codes

0x0C – 0x0D Reserved for future AMI SEC error codes
0x0E Microcode not found
0x0F Microcode not loaded

PEI Phase
Table 4-6 PEI Phase codes.

Status Code Description

Progress Codes
0x10 PEI Core is started
0x11 Pre-memory CPU initialization is started
0x12 Pre-memory CPU initialization (CPU module specific)
0x13 Pre-memory CPU initialization (CPU module specific)
0x14 Pre-memory CPU initialization (CPU module specific)
0x15 Pre-memory North Bridge initialization is started
0x16 Pre-Memory North Bridge initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x17 Pre-Memory North Bridge initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x18 Pre-Memory North Bridge initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x19 Pre-memory South Bridge initialization is started
0x1A Pre-memory South Bridge initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x1B Pre-memory South Bridge initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x1C Pre-memory South Bridge initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x1D – 0x2A OEM pre-memory initialization codes
0x2B Memory initialization. Serial Presence Detect (SPD) data reading
0x2C Memory initialization. Memory presence detection
0x2D Memory initialization. Programming memory timing information
0x2E Memory initialization. Configuring memory
0x2F Memory initialization (other).
0x30 Reserved for ASL (see ASL Status Codes section below)
0x31 Memory Installed

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Table 4-6 PEI Phase codes.
0x32 CPU post-memory initialization is started
0x33 CPU post-memory initialization. Cache initialization
0x34 CPU post-memory initialization. Application Processor(s) (AP) initialization
0x35 CPU post-memory initialization. Boot Strap Processor (BSP) selection
0x36 CPU post-memory initialization. System Management Mode (SMM) initialization
0x37 Post-Memory North Bridge initialization is started
0x38 Post-Memory North Bridge initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x39 Post-Memory North Bridge initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x3A Post-Memory North Bridge initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x3B Post-Memory South Bridge initialization is started
0x3C Post-Memory South Bridge initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x3D Post-Memory South Bridge initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x3E Post-Memory South Bridge initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x3F-0x4E OEM post memory initialization codes
0x4F DXE IPL is started

PEI Error Codes

0x50 Memory initialization error. Invalid memory type or incompatible memory speed
0x51 Memory initialization error. SPD reading has failed
0x52 Memory initialization error. Invalid memory size or memory modules do not match.
0x53 Memory initialization error. No usable memory detected
0x54 Unspecified memory initialization error.
0x55 Memory not installed
0x56 Invalid CPU type or Speed
0x57 CPU mismatch
0x58 CPU self test failed or possible CPU cache error
0x59 CPU micro-code is not found or micro-code update is failed
0x5A Internal CPU error
0x5B reset PPI is not available
0x5C PEI phase BMC self-test failure
0x5C-0x5F Reserved for future AMI error codes

S3 Resume Progress Codes

0xE0 S3 Resume is stared (S3 Resume PPI is called by the DXE IPL)
0xE1 S3 Boot Script execution
0xE2 Video repost
0xE3 OS S3 wake vector call
0xE4-0xE7 Reserved for future AMI progress codes
S3 Resume Error Codes
0xE8 S3 Resume Failed
0xE9 S3 Resume PPI not Found
0xEA S3 Resume Boot Script Error
0xEB S3 OS Wake Error
0xEC-0xEF Reserved for future AMI error codes

Recovery Progress Codes

0xF0 Recovery condition triggered by firmware (Auto recovery)
0xF1 Recovery condition triggered by user (Forced recovery)

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Table 4-6 PEI Phase codes.
0xF2 Recovery process started
0xF3 Recovery firmware image is found
0xF4 Recovery firmware image is loaded
0xF5-0xF7 Reserved for future AMI progress codes

Recovery Error Codes

0xF8 Recovery PPI is not available
0xF9 Recovery capsule is not found
0xFA Invalid recovery capsule
0xFB – 0xFF Reserved for future AMI error codes

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PEI Beep Codes
Table 4-7 PEI Beep codes.
# of Beeps Description
1 Memory not Installed
1 Memory was installed twice (InstallPeiMemory routine in PEI Core called twice)
2 Recovery started
3 DXEIPL was not found
3 DXE Core Firmware Volume was not found
4 Recovery failed
4 S3 Resume failed
7 Reset PPI is not available

DXE Phase
Table 4-8 DXE Phase codes.

Status Code Description

0x60 DXE Core is started
0x61 NVRAM initialization
0x62 Installation of the South Bridge Runtime Services
0x63 CPU DXE initialization is started
0x64 CPU DXE initialization (CPU module specific)
0x65 CPU DXE initialization (CPU module specific)
0x66 CPU DXE initialization (CPU module specific)
0x67 CPU DXE initialization (CPU module specific)
0x68 PCI host bridge initialization
0x69 North Bridge DXE initialization is started
0x6A North Bridge DXE SMM initialization is started
0x6B North Bridge DXE initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x6C North Bridge DXE initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x6D North Bridge DXE initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x6E North Bridge DXE initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x6F North Bridge DXE initialization (North Bridge module specific)
0x70 South Bridge DXE initialization is started
0x71 South Bridge DXE SMM initialization is started
0x72 South Bridge devices initialization
0x73 South Bridge DXE Initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x74 South Bridge DXE Initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x75 South Bridge DXE Initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x76 South Bridge DXE Initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x77 South Bridge DXE Initialization (South Bridge module specific)
0x78 ACPI module initialization
0x79 CSM initialization
0x7A – 0x7F Reserved for future AMI DXE codes
0x80 – 0x8F OEM DXE initialization codes
0x90 Boot Device Selection (BDS) phase is started
0x91 Driver connecting is started
0x92 PCI Bus initialization is started
0x93 PCI Bus Hot Plug Controller Initialization

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0x94 PCI Bus Enumeration
0x95 PCI Bus Request Resources
0x96 PCI Bus Assign Resources
0x97 Console Output devices connect
0x98 Console input devices connect
0x99 Super IO Initialization
0x9A USB initialization is started
0x9B USB Reset
0x9C USB Detect
0x9D USB Enable
0x9E – 0x9F Reserved for future AMI codes
0xA0 IDE initialization is started
0xA1 IDE Reset
0xA2 IDE Detect
0xA3 IDE Enable
0xA4 SCSI initialization is started
0xA5 SCSI Reset
0xA6 SCSI Detect
0xA7 SCSI Enable
0xA8 Setup Verifying Password
0xA9 Start of Setup
0xAA Reserved for ASL (see ASL Status Codes section below)
0xAB Setup Input Wait
0xAC Reserved for ASL (see ASL Status Codes section below)
0xAD Ready To Boot event
0xAE Legacy Boot event
0xAF Exit Boot Services event
0xB0 Runtime Set Virtual Address MAP Begin
0xB1 Runtime Set Virtual Address MAP End
0xB2 Legacy Option ROM Initialization
0xB3 System Reset
0xB4 USB hot plug
0xB5 PCI bus hot plug
0xB6 Clean-up of NVRAM
0xB7 Configuration Reset (reset of NVRAM settings)
0xB8 – 0xBF Reserved for future AMI codes
0xC0 – 0xCF OEM BDS initialization codes

DXE Error Codes

0xD0 CPU initialization error
0xD1 North Bridge initialization error
0xD2 South Bridge initialization error
0xD3 Some of the Architectural Protocols are not available
0xD4 PCI resource allocation error. Out of Resources
0xD5 No Space for Legacy Option ROM
0xD6 No Console Output Devices are found

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Table 4-8 DXE Phase codes.
0xD7 No Console Input Devices are found
0xD8 Invalid password
0xD9 Error loading Boot Option (LoadImage returned error)
0xDA Boot Option is failed (StartImage returned error)
0xDB Flash update is failed
0xDC Reset protocol is not available
0xDD DXE phase BMC self-test failure

DXE Beep Codes

Table 4-9 DXE Beep codes.
# of Beeps Description
1 Invalid password
4 Some of the Architectural Protocols are not available
5 No Console Output Devices are found
5 No Console Input Devices are found
6 Flash update is failed
7 Reset protocol is not available
8 Platform PCI resource requirements cannot be met

ACPI/ASL Checkpoints
Table 4-10 ACPI/ASL Checkpoint codes.
Status Code Description
0x01 System is entering S1 sleep state
0x02 System is entering S2 sleep state
0x03 System is entering S3 sleep state
0x04 System is entering S4 sleep state
0x05 System is entering S5 sleep state
0x10 System is waking up from the S1 sleep state
0x20 System is waking up from the S2 sleep state
0x30 System is waking up from the S3 sleep state
0x40 System is waking up from the S4 sleep state
0xAC System has transitioned into ACPI mode. Interrupt controller is in PIC mode.
0xAA System has transitioned into ACPI mode. Interrupt controller is in APIC mode.

OEM-Reserved
Checkpoint Ranges Table 4-11 OEM-Reserved Checkpoint Ranges.
Status Code Description
0x05 OEM SEC initialization before microcode loading
0x0A OEM SEC initialization after microcode loading
0x1D – 0x2A OEM pre-memory initialization codes
0x3F – 0x4E OEM PEI post memory initialization codes
0x80 – 0x8F OEM DXE initialization codes
0xC0 – 0xCF OEM BDS initialization codes

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Parts

Overview This chapter serves as a reference to identify select replacement parts for the CPU-4.x.xX.

Table of This chapter contains the following topics:

Contents Overview ........................................................................................................................... 5-1
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 5-1
Parts List ........................................................................................................................... 5-1
CPU-4.1.1X.................................................................................................................. 5-1
CPU-4.1.2X.................................................................................................................. 5-2
CPU-4.2.1X.................................................................................................................. 5-2
CPU-4.2.2X.................................................................................................................. 5-3

Parts List The serviceable parts are listed in Table 5-13 through Table 5-15.

CPU-4.1.1X
Table 5-13 CPU-4.1.1X (1452768) part descriptions.
Part Numbers Description
1454901 ASY: BACKPLANE 2.0
1443341 ASY: MODULE, PVM
1447887 TRAY: CPU-4X
1439532 COVER: CPU ENCLOSURE
4408-01128-00 nut: 8-32 keps st zn
1457525 ASSY: SWITCHES AND ACTUATOR EXTENSION
1444647 CVR: SWITCH CPU 3.2X
20-10061-04 spcr: lock 1/4" (.25)
20-027075-00-01 LOCK: NO KEY, SHPNG W/ HOUSING NUT, 5/8"
1445488 CAM: FLT 1.40 X .80 DUAL MTG
1449538 pcba: graphics card, ati, ES8870, MXM3.0, Display Port Configuration
40M2.5-027800-00 ph. Screw M2.5-.45 x 5mm w/nylock
16-020633-00-00 lbl: battery, pull tab, 1.375"X0.655"
1439946 GUIDE: BIOS MODULE
6902-026345-00-02 ssd: 64gb, sata 3 gb/s, mo-297
6882-030097-00-00 shunt: 2 pos, .100" ctr, 0.545" handle
1454297 LABEL: AA Battery Pull-tabs
1452919 Batteries: AA, Lithium, 1.5v, 3000mAH
1452918 Battery Holder Clip: BATTERY HOLDER COVER LEXAN, BLACK
1457596 ASSY: CPU SSD COVER/USB GUIDE
4006-027320-04 6-32 pin in torx 1/4" lg. bh socket cap screw
1455279 DUCT: GPU HEAT SINK AIR DUCT
4004-01003-10 4-40x10 phl pan e ms st zn

CPU-4.1.2X
Table 5-14 CPU-4.1.2X (1453298) part descriptions.
Part Numbers Description
1453292 ASY: BACKPLANE 4.0
1453438 ASY: MODULE, PVM
20-10061-04 spcr: lock 1/4" (.25)
20-027075-00-01 LOCK: NO KEY, SHPNG W/ HOUSING NUT, 5/8"
6902-026345-00-02 ssd: 64gb, sata 3 gb/s, mo-297
1439946 GUIDE: BIOS MODULE
1444647 CVR: SWITCH CPU 3.2X
1445488 CAM: FLT 1.40 X .80 DUAL MTG

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Table 5-14 CPU-4.1.2X (1453298) part descriptions.
1457525 ASSY: SWITCHES AND ACTUATOR EXTENSION 2.0
1458217 pcba: graphics card, ati, E8950, MXM3.0, Display Port Configuration
1452918 Battery Holder Clip: BATTERY HOLDER COVER LEXAN, BLACK
1452919 Batteries: AA, Lithium, 1.5v, 3000mAH
1453299 Asy: CPU mount
1453329 asy: lock plate w/label
1453595 PCBA: Gaming IO Board 2.0, PSRAM 32MB
1454297 LABEL: AA Battery Pull-tabs
1454934 M2.5-.45 X 4MM PH.SCREW W/NYLOCK
1455279 DUCT: GPU HEAT SINK AIR DUCT
1457596 ASSY: CPU SSD COVER/USB GUIDE
LSPP-M0350-1203 SCREW: M3-0.5X5 MM PHL PAN MS ST YZ - SEE SPEC 200500
MSPP-M0350-1208 SCREW: M3-0.5X12 MM PHL PAN MS ST YZ - SEE SPEC 200500
NLS-M0470-1117 NUT, SEE BALLY SPEC 200400

CPU-4.2.1X
Table 5-15 CPU-4.2.1X (1453975) part descriptions.
Part Numbers Description
1454901 ASY: BACKPLANE 2.0
1443341 ASY: MODULE, PVM
1447887 TRAY: CPU-4X
1439532 COVER: CPU ENCLOSURE
4408-01128-00 nut: 8-32 keps st zn
1457525 ASSY: SWITCHES AND ACTUATOR EXTENSION
1444647 CVR: SWITCH CPU 3.2X
20-10061-04 spcr: lock 1/4" (.25)
20-027075-00-01 LOCK: NO KEY, SHPNG W/ HOUSING NUT, 5/8"
1445488 CAM: FLT 1.40 X .80 DUAL MTG
1449538 pcba: graphics card, ati, ES8870, MXM3.0, Display Port Configuration
40M2.5-027800-00 ph. Screw M2.5-.45 x 5mm w/nylock
16-020633-00-00 lbl: battery, pull tab, 1.375"X0.655"
1439946 GUIDE: BIOS MODULE
6902-026345-00-02 ssd: 64gb, sata 3 gb/s, mo-297
6882-030097-00-00 shunt: 2 pos, .100" ctr, 0.545" handle
1454297 LABEL: AA Battery Pull-tabs
1452919 Batteries: AA, Lithium, 1.5v, 3000mAH
1452918 Battery Holder Clip: BATTERY HOLDER COVER LEXAN, BLACK
1457596 ASSY: CPU SSD COVER/USB GUIDE
4006-027320-04 6-32 pin in torx 1/4" lg. bh socket cap screw
1455279 DUCT: GPU HEAT SINK AIR DUCT
4004-01003-10 4-40x10 phl pan e ms st zn

CPU-4.2.2X
Table 5-16 CPU-4.2.2X (1458954) part descriptions.
Part Numbers Description
1453292 ASY: BACKPLANE 4.0
1453438 ASY: MODULE, PVM
20-10061-04 spcr: lock 1/4" (.25)
20-027075-00-01 LOCK: NO KEY, SHPNG W/ HOUSING NUT, 5/8"
6902-026345-00-02 ssd: 64gb, sata 3 gb/s, mo-297

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Table 5-16 CPU-4.2.2X (1458954) part descriptions.
Part Numbers Description
1439946 GUIDE: BIOS MODULE
1444647 CVR: SWITCH CPU 3.2X
1445488 CAM: FLT 1.40 X .80 DUAL MTG
1457525 ASSY: SWITCHES AND ACTUATOR EXTENSION 2.0
1449538 pcba: graphics card, ati, ES8870, MXM3.0, Display Port Configuration
1452918 Battery Holder Clip: BATTERY HOLDER COVER LEXAN, BLACK
1452919 Batteries: AA, Lithium, 1.5v, 3000mAH
1453299 Asy: CPU mount
1453329 asy: lock plate w/label
1454297 LABEL: AA Battery Pull-tabs
1454934 M2.5-.45 X 4MM PH.SCREW W/NYLOCK
1455279 DUCT: GPU HEAT SINK AIR DUCT
1457596 ASSY: CPU SSD COVER/USB GUIDE
LSPP-M0350-1203 SCREW: M3-0.5X5 MM PHL PAN MS ST YZ - SEE SPEC 200500
MSPP-M0350-1208 SCREW: M3-0.5X12 MM PHL PAN MS ST YZ - SEE SPEC 200500
NLS-M0470-1117 NUT, SEE BALLY SPEC 200400

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