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Real-time Clock test:
Running this test should cause the speaker to beep and the screen to flash every five
seconds. This is a fundamental test that must pass before all high level tests will run
correctly.
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| Scale tests:
Two types of tests:
 | Polling mode:
Tests only a basic subset of the scale communications hardware. Use to verify basic scale
connections and setup. This test displays the raw data from the scale including normally
non-displayed data.
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| Interrupt mode:
The way the batching software actually uses the scale port hardware. Use to verify that
the batching system software can read the scales.
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| Relay tests:
Sequentially activates all output relays on the first relay board; reads all input relays
on the second board. By manually changing relay board address jumpers, you can test all
relays.
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| SIO transmitter
test: This test sends
| The letter 'A' repeatedly to the first serial port output, 'B' to the second, 'C' to the
third, and 'D' to the fourth. |
| The data port is initialized to 4800 baud, no parity, 8 bits, 1 stop bit.
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| Note: Serial outputs are an optional feature that your board may not have.
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| Bunkreader test:
This test allows you to connect a Lextron bunkreader to serial port COM1 and receive an
uploaded bunkreader file and display it to the screen.
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