HP Book 800CT User interface commands, Edock, Commands for test selection, Command Description

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Also some key caps have characters that cannot be displayed with the text

 

characters available. Therefore, when running the keyboard test on a foreign

 

keyboard, the POSITION of the key within the keyboard should match the

 

POSITION of the key shown on the display, not necessarily the character printed on

 

the key (although in nearly all cases, it does match). When -x is specified, the extra

 

key appears as >< before the SP key.

-1

Mark all tests for quickest test available. This has the same effect as using the <M>

 

command once and is mainly used with the -r switch.

-2

Mark all tests for standard test available. This has the same effect as using the <M>

 

command twice and is mainly used with the -r switch

-3

Mark all tests for longest test available. This has the same effect as using the <M>

 

command thrice and is mainly used with the -r switch.

EDOCK

An undocumented/hidden Diag switch: Set the dock serial number. Use this

 

undocumented switch to set the dock serial number in the dock EEPROM. The date

 

and time must be valid, and the date must be Jan 1 1996 or later. The serial

 

number is set to the following code: MDDHHMMS where M is month 1-9 A-C, DD is

 

day 01-31, HH is hour 00-23, MM is minute 00-59, and S is seconds 0-5 (tens of

 

seconds only).

User interface commands

The user interface commands of the diagnostics program are divided into three groups: commands that select tests, commands that toggle test settings, and commands that set test parameters.

Commands for test selection

The following table describes the various commands used to select test within the diagnostics program.

Table 5 - Diagnostic Test Selection Commands

Command

Description

Down

Highlight the next test. At the bottom, wrap to the top test.

Up

Highlight previous test. At the top, wrap to the bottom test.

Home

Highlight the top test.

End

Highlight the bottom test.

Space

Mark the highlighted test. Tests that permit multiple levels progress from the

 

quickest test to the longest test then back to not selected.

M

Mark all tests. If no tests are selected, <M> will select all tests to run at the

 

quickest possible level. Another <M> sets all tests to the standard level.

 

Another <M> sets the longest possible level. Another <M> unselects all tests. If

 

any other mixture of tests is selected all tests are unselected.

Enter

Run all selected tests. <Enter> is used to begin running a group of selected

 

tests. If no tests are selected, the highlighted test is run at the standard level.

1 2 3

Run highlighted test ONLY (short, standard, long). If short or long is not

 

available for the specified test, the standard test is run.

<Backspace>

Stop current test. The <Backspace> key is universally used to abort a test that

 

is running. Some tests may not be able to quickly respond to the keyboard and

 

it may be necessary to depress the key a few times or hold the key down for it to

 

be recognized.

Esc

Exit Self-test. Upon exit, the Diag display is cleared and the DOS display is

 

restored. Every attempt is made to restore all settings to their previous state

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Contents HP OmniBook 800CS/CT Page Table of Contents Hard Disk Drive Floppy Disk Drive CD-ROM Drive List of Figures OmniBook 800 External FeaturesList of Tables Diagnostic Commands for Toggling SettingsResource Number/Address Comments IntroductionPage Part Product Overview What’s New Feature OmniBook 800 with MMX F1360 F1171 F11751MB RAM OmniBook 800 External Features Product FeaturesProduct at a Glance Exploded DiagramNumber Part Number Replaceable Parts IdentificationHP OmniBook With MMX Technology Product Comparisons2MB 1MB IDE ∙ RAMDram ∙ PC ID PcmciaBattery and accessories On battery Accessories Page Page Page Part Troubleshooting Beep Codes Power-On Self-TestPost Beep Codes Post Display Codes Display CodesMessage Possible Cause Faulty DMA page Registers No Bootable Floppy Drive 0 InstalledNo Interrupts from Timer DMA Controller FaultyRunning the diagnostics program OmniBook DiagnosticsMain diagnostic screen Main Diagnostic Screen Running selected tests Alternative methods for running tests Special test hardware requirementsSerial Loop Back Connector Loop Back ConnectorsSyCard Solder Bridges Pcmcia Type III extender cardDiagnotic Command Line Options Command line optionsSwitch Description Command Description User interface commandsCommands for test selection Diagnostic Test Selection CommandsDiagnostic Commands for Toggling Settings Commands for toggling test settingsMouse switch Key Action Diagnostic Hidden Commands Diagnostic Test Parameters Commands for setting test parametersCache Details on using the diagnostic testsRAM, motherboard Upper PC Card RAM, plugIRQ controller TimersLower PC Card Real time clockHard disk BatterySerial port Printer portKeyboard Text mode mouse testLeft OUTTOP BOTMouse Test Screen text mode Graphic mode mouse sine test Mouse Test Screen graphics mode Graphic draw screen mouse test selected Text mouse and graphic sine mouse tests selectedScsi Hard disk AudioDisplay Docked deviceDock Eeprom Dock keyboardDesktop Management Interface DMI Contents of the DMI PackageDescription of DMI CD-ROM LANMIF Uninstalling the DMI Package from Windows Installing the DMI Package from WindowsUsing the DMI Interface SCU Main Screen Setup and ConfigurationDate and Time… System Menu SettingsBoot Devices… System Menu ScreenStatus Panel Settings… Passwords…Enable Cache Status Panel EnableSystem Password Matrix Password ConfigurationPC ID Input/Output Menu Screen Video Stretched Enabled IrDA IRExternal Devices… Audio Port…IRQ7, IRQ9 Power Menu ScreenPort Activity IRQ3, IRQ4, IRQ5Settings Default Menu ScreenDefault Menu Settings Factory DefaultExit Menu Screen OmniBook Components Troubleshooting TipsOmniBook Troubleshooting Tips Symptom Call Center Repair CenterComputer won’t turn On/won’t boot Power/batteryLockup/computer freezes Miscellaneous Computer noisy but workingSymptom Call Center Repair Center Trouble Possible Causes Solutions CD ROM Drive TroubleshootingBios CD-ROM Troubleshooting TipsIf an external PS/2 mouse or keyboard doesn’t work Resolving Docking Station Operating ProblemsIf network connections don’t work Resolving OmniBook Docking ProblemsIf a network-enabled system locks up when rebooting If your docking password isn’t acceptedPage Part Hardware Repair Removal Procedure BatteryRequired Equipment 16-MB Memory Modules MemoryRemoving the Memory Module Replacement Procedure Hard Drive Screws Hard Disk DriveDischarge Folding the Keyboard OpenHard Drive Removal Replacement Procedure Inserting the Hard Drive IBM and Toshiba Hard Drive Breather Holes respectively Hard Disk Drive Breather HolesMouse Removing the Mouse Replacement ProcedureSmall Parts Battery LatchKeyboard Screws KeyboardUnder the keyboard Securely into the zero insertion force connectorsBottom Case Screws and Rubber Feet DisplayKeyboard Support Plate Screws F1360 only F1171 F1175Display Flex Cables Top Case and Display Removal Intel Inside Sticker Placement CPU ConnectorHeat Transfer Disk and Keyboard Support Insulator Heat Transfer DiskPage Overriding an Incorrect Electronic Serial Number Logic PCA BoardElectronic Serial Number Programming the Electronic Serial NumberLogic PCA Removal Grommet and Bushing Placement Paw Active Removal Paw ActiveOther Components and Accessories Page Page Appendices Floppy Disk Drive Appendix a Technical SpecificationsMass Storage Specifications Hard Disk DriveInch Floppy Drive Floppy Disk Drive SpecificationsCD-ROM Drive Specifications CD-ROM DriveInterrupts for F1360 System ResourcesSystem Interrupts IRQs Interrupts for F1171 F1175Memory Map for F1171 F1175 DMA ChannelsMemory Map DMA Channels for F1171 F1175, and F1360O Addresses for F1360 AddressesO Address for F1171 F1175 FfffAppendix B Hewlett-Packard Password Removal Policy Page Appendix C Hewlett-Packard TFT Display Quality Statement OmniBook F1360 Bios Checksums Appendix D OmniBook Diagnostics Bios ChecksumsOmniBook F1171 F1175 Bios Checksums Altera Boot Total SUMFail C-F=XXXX#YYYY Appendix E OmniBook Diagnostics Error MessagesBios flash roms Hewlett-Packard supplied test messagesDisk Drives Scsi HD / internal HD / Floppy Scsi loopback test CPU test responses Watergate Software supplied test messagesCo-CPU test responses Cache test responses Memory test responsesVGA test responses Keyboard test responses Timer chip test responsesCmos RAM test responses Sound test responsesHD test responses COM test responsesIRQ test resonses DMA test responsesCD ROM test responses F1171 F1360 Appendix F Part NumbersF1175 SVC Kybrd Topcase External BatteryLI-ION Battery CD-ROM Power CableSetup Guide E,D,S,F,N OB LightweightSetup Guide English Setup Guide E,G,F,S,ISpanish FrenchItalian GermanPage HP Part Number F1360-90049