9CJS CBOX

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Anybody know what the CBOX digital display is mean’t to do. I’m sure I
have read somewhere that it should display CPU temp whilsy not booting
up but mine just displays a vertical line. The only time I have seen
this change is on boot up, when the display changes to a dot and then
back again.

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You need to run the programme Apogee so it will give you the cpu temp on the
display .Plus you have all the memory card slots,firewire and usb slots.The
lights don't light up only flicker when a signal is received from the hand
set

 

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Something isnt right then because you should see a whole range of numbers on
boot up which constantly change

Each number you see represents a specific process that is being carried out
on boot up.

Normally when it finishes loading into windows it should display FF

The ONLY time you will see the temp is when you download and install and RUN
the APOGEE software.

Did you attatch the WOL cable to the c box and mb because you MUST do this
for the display to work.

You also have to enable it in the bios.


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> Anybody know what the CBOX digital display is mean't to do. I'm sure I
> have read somewhere that it should display CPU temp whilsy not booting
> up but mine just displays a vertical line. The only time I have seen
> this change is on boot up, when the display changes to a dot and then
> back again.
>
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Cheers Ginchy

This is a better answer than Chaintech (Bless em). Have not checked
the bios yet as I didn’t see this in the manual.

Will try

Erm...... Just in case I dont find it. Where in the bios

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Its right at the bottom of one of the pages

WOL Settings or something like that! Probablly under Power Management

Drivers needed for win98se but none needed for xp


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> Cheers Ginchy
>
> This is a better answer than Chaintech (Bless em). Have not checked
> the bios yet as I didn't see this in the manual.
>
> Will try
>
> Erm...... Just in case I dont find it. Where in the bios
>
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