To use the 9105A for testing or troubleshooting, you will also
need to do the following:
1.
Connect the pod (for the microprocessor you are
testing) to the 9105A mainframe.
2.
Insert a User Disk appropriate for that
microprocessor into Drive 2. This User Disk is
either Master User Disk 1, Master User Disk 2, or a
User Disk programmed at your organization for use
with a particular UUT.
3.
Press the RESET key to read the pod database from
the User Disk you have inserted into Drive 2.
If the following message appears on the operator’s display:
Pod name does not match data base name
there is no User Disk in Drive 2 (or the wrong one has been
inserted).
The correct User Disk should be left in Drive 2, since pod
information on the User Disk is needed for some test or
troubleshooting operations (pressing the RESET key, for
example).
POWER-UP PROCEDURE FOR THE
9100A
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To power-up the 9
lOOA,
you should:
1.
Turn on the mainframe electrical power by setting the
power switch on the back of the mainframe (near the
power cord) to the 1 (on) position. The system now
proceeds through its automatic power-up self-tests.
2. If you are using the monitor, set the monitor’s power
switch to the 1 (on) position.
3.
When the power-up procedure is completed, a ready
message will appear on the operator’s display.
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