HP Book 800CT manual Main Diagnostic Screen Running selected tests

Menu			Status	Date Time
2	CPU	Ok		08/08 14:36:18
2	Cache	Ok		08/08 14:35:20
1	RAM, motherboard	16	MB Ok	08/08 14:36:22
1	RAM, plug in	00	MB Ok	08/08 14:36:23
2	BIOS flash ROMS	OK C-F=8676? Altera=E56C? Boot=C600?		08/08 14:36:25
2	CMOS	Ok		08/08 14:36:26
	Upper PC Card
	Lower PC Card
2	Timers	Ok		08/08 14:36:26
2	Real time clock	Ok		08/08 14:36:30
2	IRQ controller	Ok		08/08 14:36:31
2	DMA controller	Ok		08/08 14:36:32
	IR port
	Serial port
	Printer port
1	Hard disk	813Mb Ok		08/08 14:36:32
	Floppy disk
2	Battery	Bat=LiIo (OK) Chg=FC B%=60 Vb=8.17 Ta=57.2 08/08 14:36:33
	SCSI loopback
1	Keyboard	Ok		08/08 14:36:36
1	HP mouse	Ok		08/08 14:36:36
2	Audio	Ok		08/08 14:36:39
1	Display	Ok		08/08 14:36:42
1	Docked device	Ok: NOTHING.		08/08 14:36:42
	SCSI CD ROM
	SCSI Hard disk
	Dock slots
	Dock keyboard

Dock PS2 mouse

Dock EEPROM

Keyboard	Power-On Selftest
Keyboard	IRQ Test
Keyboard	Interface Test
+3708	+3695
DSP Chip
DMA Channel
Interrupt Lines
Sound Output Test
Version 04 Jan 97, Bios 97/01/29		RED	GREEN BLUE

ARROW keys select tests. ENTER or 1, 2, 3 runs test. Or press SPACE to mark tests then ENTER to run them. F1 or ? gives help. DIAG /? Shows options.

loops=2/20. Last loop begun at 08/08 14:36:18

Figure 4 - Main Diagnostic Screen

Running selected tests

Tests may be initiated individually, or as a group. Some tests may be run at different levels. In general, tests that can take a long time to be fully checked have levels that permit testing more quickly while still providing a reasonable level of testing. An unselected test has a <Space> before the test name. A test at a quick level has a <1> before the test name. A standard level test has a <2> before the test name. A long test has a <3> before the test name. Every test has a standard level. Some tests also have a quick level, and some tests also have a long level. Some have both quick and long.

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