Specifications

B - 20 WFPEEUI220001C0
ECCP Board Diagnostics - The DUALUTIL Utility
output sent to the console pop-up window; it takes approxi-
mately two seconds to complete.
NOTE: A loop back cable is required to completely test the Ethernet controller
chips on the ECCP board. A loop back cable is not furnished with the Conduc-
tor NT product, nor is it available as an option. It must be constructed by the
user. To construct an Ethernet loop back cable, take a piece of thin coaxial
(10Base2) Ethernet cable and attach an Ethernet transceiver to each end. [Use
of transceivers with integrated AAUI connectors (e.g., Asante's FriendlyNet
AAUI/BNC connector) simplifies construction of the loop back cable to a matter
of attaching a transceiver to each end of a piece of thin coaxial (10Base2)
cable.] Be sure that the Ethernet cable is terminated properly. Some transceiv-
ers have internal termination. Attach the AAUI connectors on the completed
loop back cable to the AAUI-compatible ports on the ECCP board which is to
be tested.
MFP Test (Test 4)
MFP is used to test the operation of the multifunction periph-
eral and connected devices. This includes tests for the timer,
interrupts and USART (universal synchronous/asynchronous
receive/transmit) chip. This test is referred to as Test 4 in out-
put sent to the console pop-up window. This test takes approx-
imately two seconds to complete.
EEPROM Test (Test 5)
EEPROM is used to test the operation of the EEPROM compo-
nent on the ECCP board. This test is referred to as Test 5 in
output sent to the console pop-up window. This test takes
approximately five seconds to complete.
Floating Point Test (Test 6)
Floating Point is designed to test the operation of a floating
point coprocessor. Because there are no floating point proces-
sors on the ECCP board, this test should fail. This test is
referred to as Test 6 in output sent to the console pop-up win-
dow. This test takes approximately five seconds to complete.
Expansion Memory Test (Test 7)
Expansion Memory is designed to test the operation of expan-
sion RAM; because there is no expansion memory on the ECCP
board, this test should fail. This test is referred to as Test 7 in