nickrose wrote:
It means that it has failed one of the startup self-tests on the digital I/O subsystem – most likely that one of the chips failed a readback test.
If your unit is a “CE” type, with a removeable audio board, it might be worth giving the audio board connectors a splash of switch cleaner, and wiggling any socketed parts in the audio area. (At your own risk, of course).
Otherwise, it will have to go for service.
Thanks for the reply Nick, I will try to open it up and give it a clean here and there without tampering with it too much and see if it works. I use the analog in/out and it works but I hope i wont have other problems with it in the future.
Best,
Cristi
