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4 - 2.
SELF DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE
4 - 2 - 1.
Method of Inputting Commands and Additional General Items
To input commands, type either the number of the command
as listed on the menu (first menu item) or the name of the
command (second menu item) and press the return key.
For example, to perform a check of main memory (the
items at the far right of the menu are the titles of the
tests), you would input either "memory" or "l".
The items shown to the right of the command names are
options.
Added functions can be selected for commands by
appending options.
To add options to commands, simply type
tne appropriate option after the command as shown below.
"command -option"
The following options are common to all commands:
-v option
Specifying "-v" turns the verbose mode on.
In this
mode, a detailed description is displayed while each
test is being run.
-c option
Specifying "-c" turns tne continue mode on.
In this
mode, diagnostics continue even if an error is encoun-
terea along the way.
When not in tne continue mode,
diagnostic execution is terminated if an error is
encountered.
-#
option
The
-#
option is set with a decimal number.
It speci-
fies how many times the command it is appended to should
oe repeated.
If the
-#
option is not used, the command
is executed only once.
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