Got 3 long beeps, have changed good memory, same problem. Took out battery short the battery terminals for 30 seconds and re-install battery, still got the same problem, any ideas?

The unit probably needs to be replaced

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What motherboard do you have? If you don't know, provice make and model of your system and maybe we can find out that way. Is it one long beep? Are there any other beeps and/or a sequence. A good place to start and alot of times, depending on your bios, 1 to 3 beeps means a problem with the RAM(memory). If you have more than 1 stick, you can pull them out, restart and if the beep is the same, you've probably found your culprit. You can then insert one at a time in one of your slots, then restart. If this works, you've found a good stick. If not, try another slot and restart, etc. Try all sticks in all slots.

Hi John. If you already swaped the Memory, it's the video card. I'm giving you what the beep means according to the different types of BIOS, because basically Ascent is a clone PC. I hope it helps.
(you will have to open the computer to see the BIOS type.)

BIOS AWARD

1 long beep and 2 shorts -- Video error
2 short beeps -- non-fatal error.
1 beep corto -- OK.

BIOS AMI

1 short beep -- Memory error.
2 short beeps -- ECC error.
3 short beeps -- Memory error.
4 short beeps -- change atery
5 beeps cortos -- bad processor.
6 beeps cortos -- bad keyboard.
7 beeps cortos -- video memory bad.
8 beeps cortos -- video bad.
BIOS PHOENIX

1-1-2 beeps -- Problem with cpu/motherboard.
1-1-3 beeps -- Cmos issue.
3-4-1 beeps -- Video issue.

BIOS IBM

1 short beep -- Post normal, ok!.
2 short beeps -- POST error, will show on screen.
NO beep -- CPU issue or Expansion card issue
1 long and 1 short -- motherboard error.
1 long and 2 shorts -- Video issue.
1 long and 3 shorts --EGA video issue.
3 longs -- Keyboard error.

Do the beeps have a sequence? like 2 long, 2 short, 2 long. It is very helpful to know the beep code. Remove your video board ( if you have one ) and see if the same beeps occur. If not, put video back in very firmly and remove all memory chips. Same beep code? Put in one memory chip in the slot A1 conn.
Does this help you? If there is no change, jumper your rtc to wipe out battery. wait 30 sec. then put jumper bck to normal position. If you can, removing the nickel Battery would be a good idea for 30 sec. Make sure to put it back in. If you're still getting the same beep code, or if it has changed to a new tempo, we are on the right track and you will be able to fix it.

Check your VGA Card it's properly connect and your memory module, maybe one of that is not functioning.

If still have that beeps then change temporarily your VGA Card with another. As long as you see some appears on the screen then it's good luck.

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Check the memory if it is properly fix in to the motherboard or change it slot on the mother board and clear the cemos battery

Even thou you have changed the batteries, the terminals could be contaminanted and are not making a good electrical connection. You should remove the batteries and clean the battery contacts inside the lock with some rubbing alcohol to clean off any residue, etc.

The beeping is a low battey indicator and if you've put in new, fresh batteries (always replace all the batteries at the same time), it can only be that the contacts are dirty.

Hope you find this Very Helpful - Best regard!

PS: All your pass codes will remain in the lockset memory even for extended periods of time without any batteries installed

change your battery cos its ded lol

I had one of these motherboards. The USB shorted out and fried everything.

I would suggest returning whatever you can before its too late.

I think that either you have a bad power supply or it is not connected properly. I suppose it could also not be supplying enough power.

Try disconnecting all of the connections to the Motherboard and reconnecting them. Make sure they seat properly. Try a new power supply. You can get a good one from Newegg.com