3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

Setting Up
5. Check Self-test Results
When you turn on the programmer, a self-test is performed. While the self-test
is in progress, the LEDs are lit as shown:
Power Terminal Remote Self-Test
On Off Off On
When the programmer completes powerup, the Self Test LED and disk drive
LED turn off and the front panel LEDs illuminate in the patterns shown below,
depending on the results of the self-test.
Programmer Passed Self-test
If the self-test was completed successfully, the Power LED lights along with the
LEDs for any equipment connected to the Terminal and Remote ports.
Power Terminal Remote Self-Test Description
On On Off Off Terminal port OK.
Self-test finished with no errors.
On Off On Off Remote port OK.
Self-test finished with no errors.
On On On Off Remote & terminal ports OK.
Self-test finished with no errors.
Note: Terminal port OK indicates that the programmer detected an
RS-232 serial device connected to the Terminal port and a valid
connection has been established with that device.
If the correct LEDs are lit, go to “Start-up Screen” on page 2-18. If the
corresponding LEDs are not lit, read the next section.
Programmer Did Not Pass Self-test
If the correct LEDs are not lit, refer to the illumination patterns shown below to
determine the results of the self-test.
Power Terminal Remote Self-Test Description
Off X X On Bad power supply.
On Blinking Blinking Blinking Power supply problem; check
voltage selector.
On Blinking Off On Bad CPU or EPROM.
On Off Blinking On Bad system RAM.
On Blinking Blinking On Bad serial port DUART.
X X X Blinking Bad LCA.
Note: X = don't care condition.
In general, if one or more front panel indicators is blinking after the self-test,
there may be a faulty circuit board in the programmer. Contact Data I/O
Customer Support for more information.
If the Remote LED and/or Terminal LED should be lit and they are not, check
the connections between the programmer and the connected equipment as
described in the next section.
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