Pioneer PRV-LX10 Service Manual page 118

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2-4) System-Information-Display Test mode ( [REP.A] - [0] , [1] to [9] )
After entering Test mode, press the [REP.A] key to display data on the hardware.
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[0]: Terminating System-Information-Display Test mode
[1]: Main
CPU : The data (operation clock) on the mounted CPU can be checked.
Memory : The capacity of installed memory can be checked.
User Data : The total vacant capacity in the User Data area on the HDD can be checked. This vacant capacity is different from that
displayed in normal operation.
PCI : Whether the Encoder board or Decoder board can be recognized by Linux or not can be checked. Being recognized
does not mean that the boards are operable, but if not recognized, the boards may have some trouble.
[2]: USB (The connected USB devices will be displayed.)
IMPORTANT: During the USB Test, if a connected USB device, such as a mouse, is operated, the unit may hang up.
Do NOT operate a connected USB device during the USB Test.
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[3]: Network
IP Address/Netmask/MAC Address
If Network is set to ON on the Function menu, the IP address can be confirmed. If it is not set to ON,
"!!!!!NO ID ADDRESS!!!!!" is displayed.
10 base/100 base
The connection conditions of the network (Ethernet) can be confirmed:
No Link: No connection to the network
10base T: The 10BaseT standard is used. (This indication is also displayed when the hub used does not support 100Base.)
100base Tx-FD: The 100Base standard is used.
[4]: HDD (IDE Primary-Master)
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Data on the HDD. The SMART data are also confirmed.
[5]: HDD (IDE Primary-Slave)
Normally, no data are displayed.
[6]: DVD-R/RW Drive 1
The data on Drive 1 are displayed.
[7]: DVD-R/RW Drive 2
The data on Drive 2 are displayed if it is connected.
[8]: DVD-R/RW Drive 1 error log
The error log for Drive 1 is displayed.
[9]: DVD-R/RW Drive 2 error log
The error log for Drive 2 is displayed if it is connected.
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2-5) Loopback Test mode ( [REP.B] - [0] , [1] to [4] )
After entering Test mode, press the [REP.B] key to enter Loopback Test mode for the RS-422A and RS-232C ports:
[0]: Terminating Loopback Test mode
[1]: Starting the RS-422A Loopback Test
[2]: Starting the RS-232C Loopback Test
[3]: Starting the RS-422A Loopback Test (but stopping when an error is generated)
[4]: Starting the RS-232C Loopback Test (but stopping when an error is generated)
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