User`s guide

3. Turn the keyswitch to the LOCAL position.
The
VAX-ll/730 powers up into the console I/O mode and the console terminal produces a
printout as shown
in Example 4-2.
CONSOLE
VERSION XX.nn
»)@POWER.CMD
»)L/C CONSLE.CPU
»)L/C/S:0800 MMIE.CPU
»)L/C/S:OEOO POWER.CPU
»)S/C OB
»)W
»)@CODE01.CMD
»)L/C/S:OEOO FP.CPU
»)L/C/S:1AOO BITFLD.CPU
»)L/C/S:1DOO CM.CPU
»)L/C/S:2200 BASIC.CPU
»)L/C/S:3BOO QUEUE.CPU
»)L/C/S:4000 IDC.CPU
»)1
»)
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
!VERSION yy
Example 4-2 Console Printout at Power-Up as the
CPU Enters the Console I/O Mode
4. Insert the TU58 tape cartridge #36 (labeled 11725/730 MICRODIAG) into TU58 tape drive 0
and type T /C in response to the console prompt, »>, to load and execute the microdiagnostic
monitor.
The console terminal produces a printout as shown
in Example 4-3.
Once the CPU is in MICMON, the microdiagnostics are executed by commands typed in response to the
MICMON prompt (MIC».
»)T/C
CONSOLE
?40 FILE NOT FOUND DD1:ENKAA.EXE
CONTINUING
VER XX.XX
MIC)
Example 4-3 Console Printout of the CPU Entering
the
MICMON from the Console I/O Mode
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