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hwtest --cycles=1 --i2c --testrtc

executes the RTC test only

hwtest --cycles=1 --i2c --testlcd

executes the LCD test only

C.7. EPLD Test

Each UART has its own EPLD to switch between RS232, RS422 and RS485 modes. Current

conﬁguration will be acquired and then switched to RS232 or RS422 depending on what the current

conﬁguration was. The EPLDs will be chosen using serial port devices conﬁgured in --eplddev

option.

Example:

hwtest --cycles=1 --epld --eplddev=/dev/ttyS1 --eplddev=/dev/ttyS2

executes the EPLD test for both serial ports

C.8. USB Test

For USB test USB mass storage device should connected to the USB port. The device must be

properly detected and mounted. --usbmntdev option deﬁnes which device to mount.

Usage examples:

hwtest --cycles=1 --usb --usbmntdev=/dev/sda1

executes the USB test for the ﬁrst detected mass storage device

hwtest --cycles=1 --usb --usbmntdev=/dev/sda1 --usbmntdev=/dev/sdb1

executes the USB test for the ﬁrst and the second detected mass storage devices

C.9. CAN Test

The CAN test will be made between the internal CAN interface and the VScom USB-CAN device.

At ﬁrst the USB-CAN sends one frame with the following data 0xDEADBEEF00000001, after

internal interface receives this frame it send the same frame in return. There is only one parameter

--canpseed to conﬁgure the CAN baudrate.

hwtest --cycles=1 --can --canspeed=20000

executes CAN test at 20Kbit/s

C.10. WLAN Button Test

WLAN Button test checks if WLAN button and WLAN button LED are functioning properly.

Starting the test will let the WLAN button LED light on. The button must be pressed during the

via –wbtimeout speciﬁed time slot. After pressing the button the LED will go oﬀ and the test is

successful.

hwtest --cycles=1 --wlanbtn --wbtimeout=5

executes WLAN button test for 5 seconds

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