KALEA-INFORMATIQUE POST CARD 7 in 1 tester for PC motherboards and PORTABLE PCs. PCIe LPC and EC DEBUG PORT interfaces

For desktop PCs (PCI/PCIe port) or laptops (Mini PCIe/LPC ports) or phones (USB). THIS TESTER IS NOT A WHOLESALE DEVICE - ITS USE REQUIRES OPENING THE COMPUTER AND INTERPRETATION OF CODES REQUIRES GOOD INFORMATIC KNOWLEDGE - THE PROVANCE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IS CONNECTED TO USE THIS TOOLS . This tester is compatible with most motherboards, including the latest models. With this tester, you can quickly diagnose the cause of the failure of a motherboard. Note that this model requires solid engineering skills, especially for connecting to LPC. English skills are also required to understand the instruction manual and interpret the codes as all POST code databases are in English. Specifications: Connection: - PCI or PCIe directly via the main module main module, - MiniPCIe or mSATA via the daughter card connected to the main module, - LPC to "DEBUG" connection via a T-connector that connects to the main module. This multi-plug supports different types of "DEBUG" connectors. - Per EC Wire (for "EC DEBUG" connections from Compal, Quanta, Lenovo... PCs) on the main module, - LPC via cable for "Fly Wire" socket that connects to the main module - USB for telephone. Once the card is connected according to the chosen method, read the results on your smartphone, which communicates with the tester via Bluetooth. - Using LEDs on the card you can control the power supply, CPU activity, RAM, HDD... - The display on your smartphone displays the POST code of the failed test indicating the step to be checked. Some explanations about the error codes: When the PC is booted, the card displays a code corresponding to the current error. This code comes from the self-test of the BIOS when you boot up the PC (Power On Self Test - POST). The scope of teaching is therefore proportional to the extent of the motherboard's self-test, which depends on the BIOS type and its generation. Not all motherboards use the same POST systems, so the tester does not work the same in all situations (e.g. For example, the POST is accessible on some via the PCIe port, while others do not receive anything). .