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4.4 Self-test
4.4.1 Starting the self-test
There are two ways to start the self-test, as follows:
Use US @ commands.
Set the display to Execute self-test using DIP switch 1-8, and then turn on the power.
4.4.2 Ending the self-test
After a series of self-tests is executed, the screen is cleared, the cursor is moved to the home
position, and the display goes into the standby state.
4.4.3 Contents of the self-test
The self-test shows the following:
Control ROM version.
DIP switch states.
Memory switch settings
Display characters.
Functions.
4.4.4 Notes
1) During the self-test, only the self-test is processed; data is not processed.
During the self-test, DTR (DM-D110 host interface) goes to the MARK state.
The DM-D110 does not receive data during the self-test.
The DM-D110 does not transmit data to the printer.
2) Upon the completion of the self test by the US @ command, the following information and settings
are held:
Contents of the receive buffer when receiving the self-test command and starting the self-test.
Defined contents of user-defined characters.
Defined contents of the macro processing program.
Counter (time) settings.
4.5 RAM Check
When the power is turned on, the built-in RAM is checked. If an error is detected, the following occurs:
1) The error message is displayed.
2) The display does not operate (idle state) until the power is turned off.