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Main Menu
Set Coi^Tguration
to coaect these parameters can be ac-
cessed from this menu.
Main Menu Options:
Several options appear in the Main
Menu. Each is described briefly below.
Choose a Board to Diagnose:
Select this option to choose a new
adapter to be diagnosed. The previous
section described how this is done.
Set Cnnfigiiratinn:
Select this option to display the con-
figuration infonnation read from the
board and perform temporary con-
figuration changes. The pemnanent
adapter settings are not affected. See
page 37 for details.
Basic Adapter Test:
Select this option to run a diagnostic
test on the selected adapter See page
39 for details.
Initiate Test Messages:
Select this option to send messages to
another node running DIAGNOSE in
Responder mode. See page 40 for
details.
Respond to Test Messages:
Upon selecting this option, the pro-
gram waits for a Test Message to be
received from another node on the
same networic using DIAGNOSE and
running "Initiate Test Messages." All
received Test Messages are echoed
back to the Initiator. See page 40 for
details.
Exit to Operating System:
Select this option to exit the diagnostic
program and retum to DOS.
Set Configuration Menu:
When you select the "Set Configura-
tion" option, a screen like Figure 6 ap-
pears. The node address for the
selected adapter appears at the top
along with its adapter type as deter-
mined by the program. Below this ap-
pears a list of parameters and their
current values. Use this option to
change any of these parameters:
-Base I/O Address
-IRQ Inten-upt
-RAM Size
-RAM Base Address
-ROM Size
-ROM Base Address
-Network Connection
To change one of the displayed
parameters, use the an^ow keys to high-
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