Amiga 1000 - Page 5

AMIGA 1000
ASSEMBLY
LEVEL
REPAIR
1.3
SYSTEM
POWER
UP
1 .3.1 Connect AC
power,
the keyboard,
a
mouse
(if not
available, see
below) and the
monitor
to the
AMIGA
computer.
DO NOT
connect any
other
devices to
the
computer at
this time.
Mouseless
Operation
of the
Amiga
On
the
AMIGA, anything you
can
do
with the
mouse
you
can
also do
from
the
keyboard:
•
Pressing, at
the same time,
an AMIGA key
and
one of the
cursor keys
(the keys
with
arrows on top
that are to the
right of and
slightly
below the
RETURN key) moves
the
Pointer in the
direction of the
arrow.
•
Pressing, at
the same
time,
an AMIGA key,
the
SHIFT
key, and
one of
the
cursor
keys
also
moves the
Pointer, but
faster.
•
Pressing, at the
same time,
the left
AMIGA key
and the
left
ALT key
(the key
just
to the
left of
the left AMIGA key) is
like
pressing
the
Selection
button, the
left but-
ton on
the mouse.
•
Pressing, at the
same time,
the
right
AMIGA key
and the
right
ALT key
(the key
just
to
the right of the
right
AMIGA key) is
like
pressing
the Menu
button, the
right
button on the
mouse.
1 .3.2 Turn
the
POWER SWITCH,
located on the
left side
of
the
system
toward
the front, to
the ON
position.
1.3.3 The RED Power LED,
located at
the left
front
corner
of the
system,
should
BLINK on
system power-up,
then
display
solid red.
1 .3.4 Check that
the unit
FAN IS
RUNNING by
placing your
hand near
the
left rear
corner
of the
computer.
A slight
amount of
air flow
should be
felt.
1 .3.5
fn
approximately 20
seconds, the
screen
should
turn
white and,
approximately
5
seconds
later,
a
hand
should be
displayed
holding a
diskette
labeled
KICKSTART.
The
system is
requesting the
Boot-Up
diskette,
called
KICKSTART,
to be
inserted.
When
the
system
reaches
this
point,
it is a
good
indication
that
the
system data
and address
lines
are
all
operating.
•
If
the
above
sequence
of steps occur
CORRECTLY,
continue to
SYSTEM
DRIVE
TEST
on
page
1
-6.
*
If the above
sequence of
steps DO
NOT occur,
continue
to
POWER
SUPPLY TEST
on
page
1-4.
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