RE: JamMan memory problems, Part 2

["Hogan, Greg" <GHogan@lexicon.com>]

Hi Dave,

Yes, you get a + in the display when the test passes.

Dear Kim,

You are welcome to place this diagnostic anywhere you'd like.

Best regards,

Greg

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Sent:  Tuesday, August 19, 1997 10:48 AM
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Subject:  RE: JamMan memory problems, Part 2

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At 11:11 AM 8/19/97, Hogan, Greg wrote:
>Good explanation Robin,
>
>JAMMAN does not test the DRAM at power up.  You can run a DRAM test as
>follows:Start with the power off.  Hold down the "RESET/Bypass" and
>"Function" buttons and turn the machine on.  You should get a "d" in the
>display.  Release the buttons.  Press and release the "RESET/BYPASS"
>button.  You should know have a number between 0 and 15 which   
corresponds
>with the position of the Mode encoder.  Turn the mode encoder to "PUNCH
>IN LOOP 4."  You should now have a "6" in the display.  Press and   
release
>the "RESET/BYPASS" button to run the test.  If the test fails you will
>have a hexidecimal number between 1 and F flashing in the display which
>will indicate which DRAM is failing as follows:1=U20, 2=U21, 3=U20 &   
U21,
>4=U22, 5=U20 & U22, 6=U21 & U22, 7=U20, U21 & U22, 8=U23, 9=U20 & U23,
>A=U21 & U23, B =U20, U21 & U23, C=U22 & U23, D=U20, U22 & U23, E=U21,   
U22
>& U23, F= U20, U21, U22, & U23.
>
>I hope this helps.
>
>Please let me know if you have any questions or if there is anything   
that
>I can do for you.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Greg Hogan
>Lexicon Customer Service
>Phone 6172-280-0372
>FAX 617-280-0499

Greg, this is exactly the information I need, profound thanks for the   
post.
Perhaps this should go onto the JamMan page at Kim's site?

So, I ran the above diagnostic, and I get a "+" in the lower left corner   
of
the display. I presume this means that the DRAM checks out, right?

Still mystified and running on 15 bits...

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