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[1mRUN  DIAGNOSTICS[m  allows you to run diagnostics programs. For more information,
see HELP on the corresponding level.

[1mTEST REPORT[m allows you to build test reports. For more information, see HELP on
the corresponding level.

[1mMS-DOS[m allows you to enter back to MS-DOS level. If there are any log files  on
the virtual disk, ensure that they will be copied onto the disk when needed.
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[1mSTART  TEST[m  allows  you  to  define the test programs to be run, specify their
options and start testing immediately. For more information, see  HELP  on  the
corresponding level.

[1mDEFINE  TEST[m  allows  you  to define the test programs to be run, specify their
options and also [1mverify[m that they are valid. The definition  can  then  be  run
immediately  or  it  can  be  saved  to  a  file  for  later  access.  For more
information, see HELP on the corresponding level.

[1mSAVE TEST[m allows you to save the test definition created by [1mDEFINE  TEST[m  to  a
file,  which  can  be  later  accessed by its name (in test set definition, for
example). For more information, see HELP on the corresponding level.

[1mDEFINE LOG[m allows you to define the name and max size of the log file,  and  to
define  what type of messages will be logged. For more information, see HELP on
the corresponding level.

[1mDISPLAY LOG[m allows you to display the contents of the log file,  starting  from
the header field of the latest test session.

[1mERASE LOG[m allows you to erase the contents of the log file. The old contents of
the log is lost when the next logging takes place.
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[1mDEFINE  REPORT[m allows you to define report parameters concerning NTS-code, name
of technician, and the name of the file where the final test report is written.

[1mDISPLAY REPORT[m allows you to display the test report. The display  consists  of
the  actual  system  configuration,  of  definitions done and of the results of
running the diagnostics programs.

[1mSAVE REPORT[m allows you to save the test report into  file  immediately  without
running any diagnostics programs.

[1mDISPLAY  LOG[m  allows you to display the contents of the log file, starting from
the header field of the latest test session.
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[1mLOG FILE[m is the name (max 12 characters, use file extension .LOG) given to  the
log file when created.

[1mNote![m  If  any log file with the same name exists, its contents is lost. If you
want to save the old file, rename it on MS-DOS level or define a new file name.

[1mWarning![m If you are running the diagnostics in virtual disk  environments,  the
log file must be saved from the virtual disk, if wanted.
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[1mLOG  SIZE[m  is  the  max  size  of  log file as kbytes. The default maximum size
depends on whether the system is run in virtual mode or not, being 32k or  64k,
respectively.

[1mNote![m  The  maximum  size of the log on the Virtual disk is limited also by the
Virtual disk definition in the CONFIG.SYS file.
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[1mLOGGING LEVEL[m[m tells which type messages are saved  into  log  file  during  the
diagnostics  session.  It  is  a bitwise definition, where bit (0..5) set means
that the corresponding type of message will be logged.

[1mNote![m[m Usually the default logging 02 (error messages only) is used, and  it  is
changed  only if any exceptional logging is wanted. In this case define as:

 Bit 5 = Program name.    Bit 3 = Runtime message.    Bit 1 = Error message.
 Bit 4 = End message.     Bit 2 = Info message.       Bit 0 = [1m0[m.
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[1mFile[m is the name of the file where the current test definition  is  saved.  The
default file extension is [1m.tst[m, which is also the only extension accepted.
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[1mOptions[m  field  defines  the options transferred to the test program. The first
page of the options of the current test is  displayed  automatically  when  the
option field is opened. To get more pages, if any, press [1mOPTIONS[m key.

Use  [1m<right>[m or [1m<left>[m-key to position cursor in the current field. Deleting or
inserting characters takes place on the current cursor position.

Press [1m<cr>[m-key to scan through options of tests of the test set.  Press  [1m<down>[m
key  to  enter [1mLoops[m field immediately. Press [1m<up>[m-key to enter back to [1mProgram[m
field.
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[1mProgram[m field defines the test(s) to be run during the current test session. If
several tests are specified, separate them with commas. The definition  can  be
also a name of a file created by [1mSAVE TEST[m. For example :

  [1mProgram[m : 1,2,3,8,9,14               -- Run these tests.
  [1mProgram[m : icc                        -- Run tests in icc.

Use  [1m<right>[m or [1m<left>[m-key to position cursor in the current field. Deleting or
inserting characters takes place on the current cursor position.

Use [1m<cr>[m or [1m<down>[m-key to enter to the [1mOptions[m field. Depending on if  [1m<cr>[m  or
[1m<down>[m-key  was used, the options of the first or the last test of the test set
are displayed.
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[1mNTS CODE[m : No information available.
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[1mSERIAL NUMBERS[m : No information available.
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[1mTECHNICIAN[m : Give your name to be written into the report file.
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[1mREPORT FILE[m is the name (max 12 characters, use file extension .LOG)  given  to
the report file when created.

[1mNote![m  If  any  report file with the same name exists, its contents is lost. If
you want to to save the old file, rename it on MS-DOS level  or  define  a  new
file name.

[1mWarning![m  If  you are running the diagnostics in virtual disk environments, the
report file must be saved from the virtual disk, if wanted.
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[1mLoops[m tells how many times the test is repeated. The repetition  count  may  be
0...9999, where value 0 means continuous run :

Press [1m<up>[m-key to enter back to [1mProgram[m field.

[1mNote![m  In  [1mSTART  TEST[m,  running tests is started immediately when a valid loop
counter is given.
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With [1m<L>[m you can start displaying the contents of the log file from the  latest
start (default). With [1m<B>[m you can start displaying the contents of the log file
from  the  beginning.  With [1m<T>,<N>,<P>[m and [1m<down,up>[m you can display or scroll
pages on the log window.
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[1mREPEAT TEST[m allows you to run the previous test(s) again. The same options  and
loop count are used.

[1mNEXT  TEST[m  allows  you  to define new test programs, specify their options and
start test immediately.

[1mGO ON[m allows you to go on a breaked test sequence. If no more  tests  or  loops
are to be run, exit to the previous menu level takes place.

[1mDISPLAY  LOG[m  allows you to display the contents of the log file, starting from
the header field of the latest test session.

[1mEXIT[m allows you to return to the previous menu level.
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