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CMOS RAM
A special type of low-power memory in your Equity LT-386SX
that records information about your system’s configuration.
Unlike ordinary RAM, CMOS RAM is backed up by a small
battery and is not erased when you turn off the computer.
Code
A system of symbols for representing data or instructions. Also,
any software program or part of a program.
COM1
The name that MS-DOS uses to identify the primary serial port.
COM2
The name that MS-DOS uses to identify a secondary serial port.
Command
An instruction you enter on a keyboard to direct the computer
to perform a specific function.
COMMAND.COM
The program file that enables MS-DOS to perform commands
such as DIR, COPY, and ERASE. You must store this file in the
root directory of your hard disk if you want to boot MS-DOS
from the hard disk.
Command prompt
The characters MS-DOS displays to indicate it is loaded and
ready to receive instructions. The MS-DOS command prompt
ordinarily displays the current operating drive
(A : \ >
or
C
: \ >,
for example). You can add other information to the command
prompt using the PROMPT command.
4 Glossary
- User’s Guide 1
- EQUITY™LT 3
- America, Inc 4
- Torrance, California 4
- IMPORTANT 5
- INSTRUCTIONS 5
- Contents 7
- DIP Switches 10
- Installing Options 10
- External Color Monitor 10
- Specifications 10
- Diagnostics 10
- Introduction 14
- How To Use This Manual 18
- Where To Get Help 19
- Setting Up Your System 20
- Unpacking 21
- Connecting a Printer 26
- Using the Parallel Interface 27
- To secure the cable, squeeze 28
- Using the Serial Interface 29
- Connecting the AC Adapter 30
- Connecting the Power Cord 33
- Starting the System 34
- Initial Screen Display 37
- Running the SETUP Program 37
- Starting the SETUP Program 38
- EXIT FOR BOOT 38
- RUN CMOS SETUP 38
- Setting the Diskette Drive(s) 40
- Setting the Hard Disk Drive 40
- Hard disk C 40
- Select Not installed 40
- Hard disk D 40
- CMOS display type 41
- Setting the CPU Clock Setting 42
- Setting the Shadow RAM 42
- Setting the Standby Mode 43
- Setting the LCD Contrast 43
- Saving Your Settings 44
- Use the Equity LT-386SX 47
- Using the Battery 48
- CPU clock setting 49
- Connecting the Battery Pack 50
- Status Indicator Bar 53
- Using the Handle 56
- Selecting Execution Speed 57
- Selecting LCD Screen Contrast 57
- SETLCD /0:63/7:0 61
- LT-386SX keyboard 63
- Using the Equity LT-386SX 63
- Using Diskettes 64
- How Diskettes Work 65
- Caring for Diskettes 66
- Making Backup Copies 69
- Write-Protecting Diskettes 69
- -write-protect switch 69
- Using the Hard Disk Drive 70
- HDDP SAVE /xx 72
- HDDPSAVE /0 72
- HDDPSAVE /00 72
- HDDPSAVE /ALL 72
- Resetting the Computer 74
- Turning Off the Computer 75
- Chapter 3 76
- Starting and Exiting MS-MDOS 77
- Changing the Current Drive 77
- A : and press Enter 78
- A : WP and 78
- The MS-DOS Command Format 79
- Entering MS-DOS Commands 80
- Storing Data 80
- DATA.TXT 81
- Using Directories 81
- The Current Directory 83
- Using Pathnames 85
- LETTERS\APRIL.TXT 85
- Creating Directories 86
- Changing Directories 87
- Formatting Diskettes 89
- Formatting a 1.44MB Diskette 90
- Copying Data 92
- Using DISKCOPY 93
- Using COPY 95
- COPY at the command 95
- COPY A:REPORT C: 95
- COPY A:REPORT C:FACTS 96
- COPY A:REPORT A:FACTS 96
- COPY A:REPORT 96
- COPY A:*.* C: 97
- COPY A:MEMO? C: 97
- COPY REPORT+FACTS+MEMO DATA 97
- Using BACKUP 97
- Deleting Data 99
- Using HELP 100
- PgUp at the top of the 101
- HELP and the names of 101
- HELP DISKCOPY FORMAT COPY 101
- HELP and the name of the 101
- HELP COPY 101
- Using MENU 102
- MENU Utility Options 103
- Using an AUTOEXEC.BAT File 104
- Creating an AUTOEXEC.BAT File 105
- COPY CON: C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT 105
- Using Memory Beyond 640KB 106
- DEVICE=EMM386.SYS 107
- About EMM386.SYS 108
- [X:mmmm-nnnn][Mx] 108
- DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.SYS 108
- DEVICE=EMM386.SYS 1024 108
- X:E000-E3FF 110
- Troubleshooting 111
- The LCD Screen Is Blank 112
- The Monitor Screen Is Blank 113
- The Computer Locks Up 114
- Diskette Problems 114
- Diskette Drive Problems 115
- Hard Disk Problems 116
- Accessing the DIP Switches 118
- RGB VIDEO port 126
- external diskette port 127
- Installing the Internal Modem 128
- Installing the RAM Card 129
- Installing an Option Card 131
- + 12 Volts 132
- 0.1 Amps 132
- -5 Volts 0.05 Amps 132
- -12 Volts 0.05 Amps 132
- Installing a Math Coprocessor 137
- Keyboard 139
- Mass Storage 139
- Power Supply 140
- Power Requirements 140
- Physical Dimensions 140
- Environmental Requirements 141
- System Diagnostics 142
- Creating a Database 143
- ESC to continue 144
- The Main Menu Screen 145
- Selecting Diagnostics Tests 147
- Error logging (Y/N) ? N 149
- ESC to exit 151
- Running the Tests 153
- System Board Diagnostics 154
- Interrupt Controller Test 156
- Timer Test 156
- Testing Real Time Clock 157
- Real Time Clock test passed 157
- Testing CMOS validity 157
- CMOS validity test passed OK 157
- Memory Diagnostics 158
- S test in memory passed OK 160
- Hard Disk Diagnostics 161
- Hard Disk Parameters 162
- Disk Drive (C/D) 162
- Disk Drive type 163
- Interleave (1-16) 163
- Bad track list 164
- Start Head number 165
- End Head number 165
- Hard Disk Format 165
- Auto Interleave 166
- Media Analysis 167
- Performance Test 168
- Seek Test 169
- Read/Verify Test 169
- Floppy Disk Diagnostics 172
- Diskette Format 173
- Drive Speed Test 173
- Random R/W Test 173
- Sequential R/W Test 174
- Disk Change Line Test 174
- Floppy Disk Error Messages 174
- Keyboard Diagnostics 175
- Controller Test 176
- Scan/ASCII Code Test 176
- Keyboard Clock Line Test 176
- Keyboard Data Line Test 176
- Video Diagnostics 177
- Miscellaneous Diagnostics 179
- Communication Adapter Test 180
- Keyboard Scan/ASCII Codes 182
- ** No codes 183
- - Ignored 183
- D-44 System Diagnostics 185
- D-46 System Diagnostics 187
- D-50 System Diagnostics 191
- Using OS/2 198
- Appendix F 201
- VGA and press Enter 203
- Using VGARAM 204
- Using SCROLL 205
- Glossary 206
- (A : \ > 209
- SETLCD/R and pressing 218
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