Dynapro Technologies Dynapro ET TCS, Application Developer'S Manual

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The Request Nonvolatile Memory Test Report command allows the host to obtain detailed
results of nonvolatile testing during the Continuous Integrity Test or automatic self-testing.
The host receives a response from this command while the Continuous Integrity Test is in
progress only if the Continuous Integrity Test was activated by the host rather than locally by the
user.
The TCS responds to the Nonvolatile Memory Test Report command by sending to the host the
ROM Test results obtained since the Continuous Integrity Test started or since the TCS was last
powered-up or reset.
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The test results are always reinitialized to zero at the start of the Continuous Integrity Test, when
power is applied, or when the TCS is reset.
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<ESC>[>7n
The TCS responds with:
<ESC>[>7;<Ploops>;<Pfail>;<Psum>n
<Ploops> indicates the number of ROM Tests completed since the Continuous Integrity
Test started or since the TCS was last powered-up or reset.
<Pfail> indicates the number of nonvolatile memory checksum tests that detected a
failure since the Continuous Integrity Test started or since the TCS was last powered-up
or reset.
<Psum> is the decimal equivalent of the last failed checksum. The value of <Psum> is 0
if no checksum errors have been detected.
NOTE
The report may differ from the above format if the Reporting Formal command has been issued. Refer to
the Reporting Formal command description in Chapter 4 for details.
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<ESC>[>7n
This control string from the host requests a Nonvolatile Memory Test report. If only a power-
up test has been performed and no nonvolatile memory checksum errors were detected, the
TCS responds with:
<ESC>[>7;1;0;0n