Olympia People, User Manual

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Test Program 1
(TESTl Keyboard Test)
Using test program 1, the key­
board can be tested at three
levels. The screen display guides
you throughout. The test program
is called by keying in
TEST1 and
the [RETURN] key.
CAUTION:
A response to the blinking key
must be made within 10 seconds.
Otherwise a bell sounds and the
system detects this internally as
an incorrect key code; the key
indicator on the screen is marked
and the error is listed.
NOTE:
No inputs can be made while the
bell is ringing.
If, by mistake, a key other than
the key identified by the cursor is
depressed, the system receives a
different code than expected and
registers this as an error. After
each such error, it is advisable
to restart the test from the
beginning.
The keyboard layout illustrated
above appears on the screen.
The cursor blinks at the location
of key 1 (ASCII key) in the layout.
The test begins when this key is
depressed. The key must be
struck twice. If operated correctly
and if the key code is correctly
detected, the cursor jumps to the
next key indicator (ESC key).
Each key indicated on the screen
by the cursor must now be
depressed one time during the
rest of the test run (with the
exception of SHIFT keys).
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