14 Sep
2015
14 Sep
'15
11:10 a.m.
Holm Tiffe wrote:
Jay Jaeger wrote:
Ok, the test is running fine now ..
I had to enable BEVENT with Switch 1 on the BA23 front panel (was disabled)
but still the same error. Next I removed W9 from the M8192 Module and it
works now. :-|
Please, can someone from the natural english speakers here explain
how this sentence is meant:
"ZKDJB2
This diagnostic tests the KDJ11 basic instruction set including EIS,
TRAPS and the alternate register set. Ensure that halt trap option is
disabled (jumper W9 installed)."
For me (as a german) that means that the jumper W9 has to be installed
to run the test, but it seems that it must be removed (as it originally
was)..?
Regards,
Holm
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I have fiche for ZKDJB0, and fortunately it seems
to match at this
particular error and address.
"This test looks for BEVENT to Interrupt when BIT 6 in the BEVENT
Control register is set and interrupt priority level is set to 5".
The particular error that you identify occurs as the result of an EMT
trap anywhere during the test. However, the most likely error would be
that the BEVENT interrupt did not occur. It would seem that the most
likely cause is that you have not configured the LTC clock interrupt -
but I am on my way out the door so I don't have time to look at the
KDJ11 manual to confirm this.
Ok, that could be possible. So far as I know there is a jumper on the Front
Panel PCB where one ca disable the LTC signal. I had an KDF-11 previously
in this crate and I think to remember that LTC maked some trouble in some
circumstances. I'll chack that...
You can bypass this test by setting bit 10 of the XXDP switch register
to 1. This is something you don in XXDP *before* you start the test
program (before you enter the "R" command).
JRJ
Hmm.. most programs display something like "SW=000000 New Value=?", the
ZKDJB2.BIC does not, but it is described this way in the manual..
Thanks anyway, I'll check this..
Regards,
Holm