Chapter 7: Programming

DIAG

This command runs a diagnostics test to verify system functioning and pinpoint errors. To run the diagnostics test, type diag following an ISACC prompt.

ISACC>diag

Crystal = 14.7456Mhz

Board rev = C/D/E

Software version = 3.37

Max int stack = 151

Min ext stack = 24539

Max int time = 5734

Min int time = 4166

Avg int time = 4188

C run time = 0 mS

Start ups = 1

ROM test:PASS

Internal RAM test:PASS

External RAM test:PASS, PASS

Analog input test:PASS

Phone test:NO DIAL TONE

Reset ?

ISACC>

Crystal speed, board revision, and software revision - used for factory identification.

Max internal stack, min internal stack, max interrupt time, min interrupt time, and avg interrupt time - refer to memory usage and processing times. These are internal moni- toring elements that are important for factory referral.

C execution time - indicates the duration time of the C program, if one is running.

Start ups - indicates the number of times the unit has been powered up or reset.

ROM test, internal RAM test, and external RAM test - these tests evaluate different sections of memory. Each are either PASS or FAIL

Analog input test - determines ISACC's ability to read analog information from the inputs. It is either PASS or FAIL.

Phone test - determines if there is a dial tone or not.

Reset? - (y/n) This is the remote equivalent of turning ISACC off then on again. There is no loss of programming information.

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Phonetics 5000, 5100 manual Diag

5000, 5100 specifications

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