Specifications

62 Chapter 3
Troubleshooting
Functional Diagnostics (Step 2)
Functional Diagnostics (Step 2)
The Functional Diagnostics (of the SERVICE MENU, shown in Figure
3-11 on page 65) check whether or not major portions of the Test Set are
functioning. They may pinpoint faults in the circuitry to the faulty
assembly, or they may direct the use of any or all of the AF, RF, CDMA
diagnostics to more extensively test the circuitry.
Accessing the Diagnostic Tests
CAUTION
A fifteen minute warm up is required. The measurement limits of the
SERVICE4 diagnostic tests are valid only at room temperature; that is,
20º to 25ºC (65º to 75ºF).
1. Press the
Preset key.
2. Press the
Menu key. The SOFTWARE MENU screen appears, see
Figure 3-11 on page 65.
3. Set the Select Procedure Location: field to ROM.
4. Set the Select Procedure Filename: field to SERVICE4.
5. To define test conditions, see “Define Test Conditions” on page 63. To
configure the Test Set for a printer, see “Configuring a Printer” on
page 64.
6. On the SOFTWARE MENU, select the Run Test field (or press
k1),
and wait for the SERVICE MENU screen.
7. Choose the diagnostic test (Functional, AF, RF, or CDMA) to run by
turning the knob to move the pointer and then pressing the knob to
select the test.
8. Follow the instructions on the screen.
As some of the tests run, you may be offered the options to alter test
execution conditions by selecting:
Loop to run the test continuously
Pause to pause the tests
Stp Fail (stop-failure) to stop on a failure
Sgl Step (single-step) to pause the test after each measurement