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DIAGNOSTICS
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14.
Initialize
dummy
interrupt
vectors
in
lowest
RAM
bank.
13.
Initialize
RAM
stack
at
top
of
lowest
RAM
bank.
fl,
15.
Determine
the
system
configuration
from
the
switch
settings.
16.
The
8259
Programmable
Interrupt
Controller
and
8086
CPU
interrupt
test
is
performed.
Software
interrupts
are
generated
by
executing
an
INT
HO
directly
and
performing
a
divide-by-zero
operation.
Also,
the
single-step,
nonmaskable,
and
breakpoint
interrupts
are
tested.
The
8086
CPU's
software
interrupt
service
procedure
is
thus
tested.
The
8259
Interrupt
Controller
is
initialized.
A
test
pattern
interrupt
mask
is
written
to
and
read
back
from
the
8259.
The
8259
is
programmed
with
all
interrupts
masked
off.
The
8086
CPU's
interrupts
are
enabled.
17.
The
parallel
printer
port
and
the
display
are
sent
confirmation
that
the
8259
Interrupt
Controller
and
the
software
interrupts
are
functional.
If
the
interrupt
test
i
\
fails,
an
"Interrupts
Fail"
error
message
is
sent
to
the
display
identifying
the
software/hardware
interrupt
failure,
and
the
CPU
is
halted.
18.
The
MM58174
Real-Time
Clock
test
is
performed.
It
is
n
assumed,
at
first,
that
the
battery-powered
Real-Time
Clock/Calendar
chip
is
correctly
programmed
with
a
valid
user-selected
time.
The
Real-Time
clock
is
read,
the
valid
n
state
saved,
the
chip's
time
and
data
registers
verified
by
writing
and
reading,
and
then
the
valid
time
written
back
to
the
chip.
Next,
the
remaining
two
8253
counters
are
programmed
and
tested
as
in
the
8253
DMA
timer
test
4-13

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