Re: IIgs self-test results

[nathan@visi.com (Nathan Mates)]

In article <travis-2201970114450001@dream-king.cisco.com>,
Ward C. Travis <travis@cluracan.org> wrote:
>I've run a IIgs through a self-test by powering it own with
>Ctrl+Option+Apple.

>   System bad: 06010000

   From the comp.sys.apple2 Frequently Aske Questions (FAQ) at
http://www.visi.com/~nathan/a2/faq/csa2.html section 8.10

--- Begin quoting
The full list with explanations of these codes are available from
Apple at ftp://ftp.apple.com/dts/aii/tn/iigs/tn-iigs-095. In short,
the error code should be an 8-digit number in the form AABBCCDD. Look
at the AA number, and check the following table:

01: Failed checksum in motherboard RAM/ROM.
02: Failed ram on motherboard.
03: Failed softswitch and register test.
04: Failed RAM address test
05: Failed Speed test
06: Failed serial port test
07: Failed clock test
08: Failed Battery RAM test
09: Failed Apple Desktop Bus (ADB- usually keyboards & mice) test
0A: Failed shadow register test
0B: Failed interrupts test
0C: Failed Sound test
--- End quoting

   Your serial port is probably bad, assuming there is no ZipGS
in the system.

Nathan Mates
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