IIIII
Test Descriptions
1080287 TESTS
The first test checks for the presence of the math coprocessor (80287). If the
80287 coprocessor is not found, or does not respond correctly, a message
displays and testing is discontinued.
If
the 80287 coprocessor is found, its
ability to do the following is tested.
• Generate an interrupt
• Access memory and communicate with the 80286
• Control its internal stack
• Read and write all stack and environment
re~isters
• Generate exceptions
• Support data types
• Execute a subset of its instruction set
11 KEYBOARD TEST
Many of the keyboard tests are interactive. To terminate many of the interac-
tive subtests press the ALT/FI0 keys. This test checks the following.
• Keyboard interface processor and its interrupt capability.
• Industry-standard and DIGITAL extended and reserved commands.
• The four keyboard LEDs. The LEDs are initially off. You are prompted to
type a key to turn on the LEDs.
• The four volume levels of keyclicks. A keyclick is sent to the keyboard
speaker when you type a key. The clicks increase in volume as you con-
tinue to press keys.
• Autorepeat rate timing.
• Autorepeat delay timing. This tests all possible delay rates (250, 500,
750, or 1000 msec).
• Key functionality. A picture of the keyboard is displayed on the screen
and you press keys to make sure they are functioning.
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