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Most of the device groups consist of several devices. Use the Devices option to select individual devices within the device group(s).

When you select Devices, the following options are displayed: Run Tests, Tests, Select, Parameters, and Help. Table 4-1 lists all of the possible values for each option.

Table 4-1. Devices Options

Option

Functions

 

 

Run Tests

Displays five options: Run Tests, Tests, Select, Parameters, and Help.

 

 

Tests

Allows you to select individual devices to tailor the testing process to your particular needs. You can choose one or more devices from the list. When

 

you choose Tests, four options are displayed: Run Tests, Select, Parameters, and Help.

 

 

Select

Allows you to choose one or more devices from a particular device group. Three options are displayed: One, All, and Help.

 

 

Parameters

Determines how a particular test will be run. Table 4-2 lists all of the possible values for each option. To change Parameters options, press the

 

spacebar, the left- and right-arrow keys, or the plus (+) and minus (-) keys.

 

 

Help

Displays a list of help topics.

 

 

Table 4-2. Parameters Options

Option

Possible Values

 

 

Number of Times to Repeat Test(s)

0001 through 9999 or 0000, which loops indefinitely until you press <Ctrl><Break>. The default is 1.

 

 

Maximum Errors Allowed

0000 through 9999, where 0000 means that there is no error limit. The default is 1.

 

 

Pause for User Response

Yes, No

 

Allows you to decide whether tests will wait for user input.

 

The default is Yes to wait for user input.

 

 

Message Logging

None, Errors, All

 

Determines if any test results are saved to a file. The default is None.

 

 

Message Logging File Name

Specifies the name of the logging file if the Message Logging option is selected. The default is A: RESULT.

 

 

Select

The Select option in the Device Groups menu allows you to choose one or more devices from a particular device group. Three options are displayed: One, All, and Help.

Config

Choosing Config from the Device Groups menu displays information about the particular device that is highlighted.

Error Messages

When you run a test in the diagnostics, error messages may result. Record the messages on a copy of the Diagnostics Checklist; also see "Getting Help," for instructions on obtaining technical assistance and informing the technical assistance representative of these messages.

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2500 specifications

The Dell 2500 is a remarkable embodiment of innovation in the world of computing. Renowned for its robust performance and versatility, the Dell 2500 caters to a wide array of users, from businesses to educational institutions, and even casual home users. Equipped with cutting-edge features and technologies, it stands out in the competitive market of laptops and desktops.

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