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Date Updated | 07-27-2005 | Date Created | 07-27-2000 |
Document Type | Knowledge Base | Related OS | |
Related Product | PCL-722 |
How to verify PCL-722? | |||
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Solution:
Kindly using program DEBUG of MS-DOS, and assume the I/O address is 220H, disable all 6 channels IRQ. Then use PCL-10150-1.2 (50-pin flat cable) to connect CN0 and CN1. Then follow below description to see if the PCL-722 was a good one. Be sure RESET the computer first then follow below test.
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DEBUG
-I 220
FF <== INPUT
-I 221
FF <== INPUT
-I 222
FF <== INPUT
-I 224
FF <== INPUT
-I 225
FF <== INPUT
-I 226
FF <== INPUT. So
-O 223, 80 <== set Port A, Port B and Port C of CN0 as OUTPUT
-O 222, 55 <== OUTPUT 55 to Port C of CN0
-I 226
55 <== The INPUT Port C of CN1 is the same as Port C of CN0
-O 222, F6 <== OUTPUT F6 to Port C of CN0 (PC0 and PC3 as 0, rest bits as 1)
-I 226
F6 <== The INPUT Port C of CN1 is the same as Port C of CN0
-O 222, 09 <== OUTPUT F6 to Port C of CN0 (PC0 and PC3 as 1, rest bits as 0)
-I 226
09 <== The INPUT Port C of CN1 is the same as Port C of CN0
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So far, if your test result is the same as mine, then the PCL-722 should be a good one. Otherwise, kindly return it for repair.
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