Diagnostic Report Messages - AT&T 3B2 Off-Line Diagnostic Manual

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Diagnostics
Diagnostic Report Messages
All diagnostic phases use report messages to let you know the results of the diagnostic testing.
These messages are displayed on the system console while the diagnostics are running (unless the soak
option is used). Each report message identifies the phases and tests run and whether they passed or
failed. Phase and test numbers can be used to refer to the descriptions in this manual.
The format of the report messages varies, depending on the feature card being diagnosed.
However, most diagnostic messages use one of two standard formats. Diagnostic report messages
identify the phase name and number, the time taken to run the phase, the number of tests run, and the
results of the test(s). Either ATP (All Tests Passed) or Diagnostic PASSED is displayed if all tests pass.
The following are examples of diagnostic report messages.
System Board Diagnostic Report Message
«<
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
»>
SBD Phase: 1 Test: Central Processor Unit
Type:
NORMAL
Time Taken
=
-1 second
1 2 3 4 567
*** SBD Phase 1 Diagnostic PASSED ***
This message indicates that SBD Phase Number 1 (Central Processor Unit, NORMAL) passed (the
phase name is called Test in the message). The phase took approximately 1 second to run. The third
line of the message is a list of the test numbers run by this phase (seven total). The final line of the
message reports that the phase was completed and the Diagnostic PASSED.
SCSI Card Diagnostic Report Message
«<
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
»>
Phase #10
Test: SCSI PIO Byte Transfer
Tests : 8
*** PHASE - ATP ***
SCSI 0 (IN
IIO
BUS SLOI' 1) DIAGNOSTICS PASSED
This message reports that SCSI card Phase 10 [SCSI Programmed Input/Output (PIO) Byte
Transfer] passed. Test count indicates that Phase 10 consists of 8 tests.
USING DIAGNOSTICS 2-15