Epson Equity 486DX2/50 PLUS User Manual - Page 187

Starting System Diagnostics

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Starting System Diagnostics To run the System diagnostics program, you turn on or reset your computer with the Reference diskette in drive A. If you start the program in any other way, some tests may produce strange results. To start the System diagnostics program, follow these steps: 1. Insert the Reference diskette in drive A. 2. Turn on or reset the computer. The Operation Menu appears. 3. If the Num Lock indicator is illuminated, press [GLock_l to turn off the function. 4. Press 131 or use 1 to select System diagnostics and then press ml. When you start the System diagnostics program, the computer checks any peripheral devices connected to the system. Then you see a list of the devices available for testing. This list includes only the devices that are currently installed, for example: DEVICE LIST 1 - System board 2 - Memory 3 - Keyboard 5 - Color graphics adapter and CRT 6 - Diskette drives and controller 9 - Parallel port (printer interface) 11 - Serial port (RS-232C port) 14 - Dot-matrix printer 17 - Hard disk drives and controller DEVICE LIST is correct ? (Y/N) C-2 Performing System Diagnostics

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Starting System Diagnostics
To run the System diagnostics program, you turn on or reset
your computer with the Reference diskette in drive A. If you
start the program in any other way, some tests may produce
strange results.
To start the System diagnostics program, follow these steps:
1.
Insert the Reference diskette in drive A.
2.
Turn on or reset the computer. The Operation Menu appears.
3.
If the
Num Lock
indicator is illuminated, press
[GLock_l
to turn
off the function.
4.
Press
131
or use
1
to select System diagnostics and then
press
ml.
When you start the System diagnostics program, the computer
checks any peripheral devices connected to the system. Then
you see a list of the devices available for testing. This list
includes only the devices that are currently installed, for
example:
DEVICE LIST
1
- System board
2 - Memory
3 - Keyboard
5
- Color graphics adapter and CRT
6-
Diskette drives and controller
9 - Parallel
port (printer interface)
11 - Serial port (RS-232C port)
14
- Dot-matrix printer
17 - Hard disk drives and controller
DEVICE LIST is correct ? (Y/N)
C-2
Performing System Diagnostics