User`s guide

If no errors are encountered, the console terminal produces a printout similar to that in Example
7-2.
****
VERSION
BEGIN VAX-11/730,725 AUTO TEST ****
X.x RUN TIME APPROXIMATELY 15:00 MINUTES
CPU PART
MEMORY
CPU PART 2
TESTING STARTED
TESTING STARTED
TESTING STARTED
FPA TESTING STARTED
FPA NOT AVAILABLE
PASSED
RB730 TESTING STARTED
RL02 PART DQA1 TESTING STARTED
CPU PART 3 TESTING STARTED
R80 DQAO TESTING STARTED
RL02 PART 2 DQA1 TESTING STARTED
DMF32S
XGAO TESTING STARTED
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
RUN TIME
DMF32A TXAO-TXA7 TESTING STARTED - RUNTIME
DMF32P LCAO TESTING STARTED - RUN TIME
AUTO TEST COMPLETE - NO ERRORS
**** END OF VAX-11/730,725 AUTO TEST ****
MENU MODE is entered at this pOint.
3:30
1 : 30
0:45
1 : 30
0:45
0: 15
4:00
0:30
0:30
1 : 00
0:30
0: 15
Example 7-2 Printout of an AUTO Mode Testing Sequence
in Which
No Errors Were Encountered
7.3.2 AUTO Mode Messages
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
Messages normally seen while executing the diagnostic programs are replaced in the AUTO mode with
plain English messages. These consist
of progress messages, warning messages, and error messages.
Progress messages
are printed to assure the user that the AUTO mode CRD is progressing properly. These
messages
are printed when device testing is begun and completed (Example 7-2).
Warning messages are printed to inform the user that the system is improperly set up (Example 7-1).
These messages
are printed in the following situations:
1. The user disk drive does not contain the proper diagnostic disk cartridge.
2.
The user disk drive is off-line (LOAD button out).
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