Operating Instructions
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TlCDIAG next prompts for
the
amount
of
information
that
you wish to have printed. Answer
these prompts
with
a
YES
or a
NO:
PRINT
FAILURE
MESSAGES
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
PRINT
PASS
MESSAGES
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
PRINT
TROUBLESHOOTING
MESSAGES
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
12) The TICDIAG will
then
prompt you for the list device. If the line
printer
is
not specified by
responding
YES
to
the
off
-line
prompt,
the
listing
is
sent to the system console. You
can
change the
system console
if
the
TIC under test has
the
system console on
it
and
there
is
another
TIC board
in
the
system.
OUTPUT
RESULTS
TO
LINE-PRINTER
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
If
the system console
is
on the TIC
under
test
and
the
output
is
not
directed to
the
line printer,
TICDIAG will ask
if
you wish to change the system console to
another
TIC
and
port.
CHANGE
THE
SYSTEM
CONSOLE
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
If
answered
YES:
CHANNEL
NUMBER
OF
TIC
TO
SWITCH
THE
CONSOLE
TO:
13) If the console
is
the list device, you
can
select
to
stop on errors.
STOP
ON
ERRORS
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
If
you answered
Yes,
then
when an
error
is
detected, you
are
prompted to
either
cancel testing or to
continue.
DO
YOU
WISH
TO
HALT
THE
TESTS
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
14) You can select to loop on a failure. The TICDIAG will continuously loop
the
test
that
detected a
failure.
LOOP
ON
ERROR
(DEFAULT
=
NO)?
15) The user
is
prompted for a loop count to specify
the
number of times
that
each test
is
repeated. The
maximum value
is
32,767. Zero indicates continuous looping.
LOOP
COUNT
-
(ZERO
FOR
CONTINUOUS
LOOPING/DEFAULT
1):
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