June 7, 2004
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uP Checksum
Executing this test calculates the uP checksum. The pager
transmits the last byte of the total uP checksum in HEX
format.
(pager-generated value)
RAM Test Pattern
Executing this option tests the external RAM. All RAM
address lines are exercised.
P
(Passed test)
F
(Failed test)
Display Test Pattern
Executing this test allows you to type the display pattern for
testing the LCD display. After pressing
c
, a small window is
displayed, prompting you to type several test patterns. It is
recommended that the test pattern length be a factor of 120,
with 120 being the maximum. Examples are: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 24, 30, 40, 60, and 120.
Type the number of bytes (in HEX format) to be downloaded
and press
c
. The pattern is displayed. To exit this test, first
type
00
. Then press
c
.
(small window displayed)
Key Test
Executing this option tests all of the buttons on the pager.
Hold down a button and press
c
. The name of the button
(which is one of the values listed in the next column) should
be displayed in this field. Repeat this procedure until all of the
buttons have been tested.
Function
Read
Left
Right
Down
Up
Vibrator Off
NOTE:
Before running this test, run the
Vibrator On
test.
Executing this test turns the vibrator off after it has been
turned on by running the
Vibrator On
test.
(N/A)
Vibrator On
Executing this test turns the vibrator on and keeps it on until
you run the
Vibrator Off
test.
(N/A)
Alert Off
NOTE:
Before running this test, run the
Alert On
test.
Executing this test turns the alert off after it has been turned
on by running the
Alert On
test.
(N/A)
Alert On
Executing this test turns the alert on and keeps it on until you
run the
Alert Off
test.
(N/A)
Backlight Off
NOTE:
Before running this test, run the
Backlight On
test.
Executing this test turns the backlight off after it has been
turned on by running the
Backlight On
test.
(N/A)
Backlight On
Executing this test turns the backlight on and keeps it on until
you run the
Backlight Off
test.
(N/A)
Receiver Connect Test
Executing this test allows you to set the values to HI or LOW
for each of the possible combinations of four different receiver
lines (ACLK, A0, A1, and A2).
Set All Low
(all combinations of these
4 lines)
EXIT
Send CGROM ID
The result of running this test is the display of two bytes of the
CG-ROM ID in ASCII format.
T4
(Traditional Chinese)
P3
(Simplified Chinese)
FFFF
(no CG-ROM
present)
Field Name
Description
Value(s)/Results
Product Family Alpha Elite
PAGER PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE
Using Your PPS
