Below is the documentation for the files which are to be run on a disk as a
burn-in for Kaypro computers.  In order to work, they must all be PIPed to a 
diskette which has been SYSGENed.


AUTOON.COM	is a routine which will turn the disk in A into an auto boot
		which will subsequently (when cold or warm booted) come up
		and look for the program AUTO.COM to run.

AUTO.COM	is a routine to disable the auto boot function which was
		enabled by AUTOON.COM, and also to tell the system to submit
		the file TEST.SUB.  This means you can auto-boot a submit
		file.

AUTOOF.COM	is a routine to make the disk in A a normal (not auto-boot)
		disk.

TEST??.SUB	are a series of submit files to save and erase 5 files to
		check whether the system can successfully do this a number
		of times.  TEST.SUB will start TEST1.SUB and so on until
		TEST10.SUB, which as its parting gesture will start TESTM.SUB.

TESTM.SUB	is a submit file to run the two memory tests TESTLO and
		TESTHI.COM, each of which will test a portion of memory for
		0FF hex times and then boot the system.  If they were star-
		ted from a submit file then the next line in the submit file
		is run.  As a parting gesture TESTM will submit TEST.SUB
		which will start the cycle all over again.
 
TESTLO.COM	is a memory test which will test the memory from 0000 hex
		to 8000 hex.  The sequence fills memory with the low-order
		of the address of the memory cell to test and then tests for
		that value to be there.  There is a delay from when the test
		begins to write the cell until the cell is written.  The next
		step will fill all the memory cells with the high-order
		addresses and will check with a delay between.  The object of
		these two exercises is to check that the memory chips can
		successfully decode the appropriate address.  Next, memory is
		filled with and checked for AA hex and 55 hex, which will de-
		termine if all bits can be set to a 1 and 0.
 
		In all cases, if an error is detected the address as well as
		the byte we want and the byte we got is reported and the pro-
		gram will stop.

TESTHI.COM	is the same as TESTLO  above except it tests from 84DC hex
		to FFFF hex.


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The following is documentation for the other files on this diagnostics disk.


ALIGN.COM	Fills the screen with the letter "H", with two lines of print
		to mark center of screen vertically, and two flashing charac-
		ters in the center of each line to mark center of screen hori-
		zontally.  Makes CRT adjustment easier; reset to exit.

D.COM		Lists directory entries alphabetically; it also shows the
		amount of space each file occupies on the diskette.

DU.COM		Diskette utility program that allows reading from or writing
		to any sector on a diskette.

DUMP.COM	This version of DUMP displays the ASCII characters beside the
		corresponding line of hex code.

HOF.COM		For use with the Dysan Alignment diskette (Part No. 800183),
		it steps the drive heads in and out in response to the cursor
		keys on the keyboard.

RDOT.COM	Alternately writes to and reads from each track and sector
		of diskettes in both drives; then displays the number of
		retries for each sector, track, and disk.  Begin this test
		with drive B door open.

SPIO.COM	A test for parallel and serial port functions, it requires a
		test jig consisting of:

		1)  a parallel connector with a piece of cable connecting it
		    to a breadboard with 8 LED's each wired through a 200 ohm
		    resistor to the +5V line of the main board power connector.

		2)  an RS-232 connector with pin 2 jumpered to pin 3, and pin
		    8 jumpeered to pin 20.

		3)  a jumper between pin 1 of the parallel connector and pin
		    5 of the RS-232 connector; also a jumper between pin 11
		    of the parallel connector and pin 4 of the RS-232 con-
		    nector.