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Examiner is a 16-bit diagnostic card for resolving IRQ and DMA conflicts in AT 286, 386, 486 and Pentium systems (including the new Pentium III, Celeron, AMD K5, AMD K6, AMD K6-3D, AMD K7 and Cyrix M2 processors, including MMX technology). This test equipment provides the user with visual LED indicators to identify true IRQ and DMA line usage. The card is also capable of monitoring power supply fluctuations. The card is capable of alerting the user when system over-heating occurs. The Examiner plugs into any ISA or EISA I/O slot. Once the system is powered-up, the card is already at work. While the system is in its normal mode of operation, Examiner is constantly checking the system's power supply. If power supply voltages ever drop or surpass normal ranges, a warning signal is sounded. The card also has an "on-board thermostat." The purpose of this feature is to notify the user if system temperature exceeds normal ranges.. Examiner is designed to test the complete overall temperature using an on-board thermal detection chip. This feature of the card outputs warnings if a system's temperature surpasses a range that could be detrimental. A warning signal alerts the user if the system's temperature has exceeded a normal range. The last feature of the card is its capability to display IRQs and DMAs used. By simply plugging Examiner into an I/O slot, you can initialize any product using any IRQ or a DMA and an LED lights up indicating the DMA or IRQ used by that product. This can be done for all cards in the system. Examiner also has an on-board reset switch that clears the LEDs. This allows the user to determine if cards are sharing or conflicting on a particular IRQ or DMA line. The IRQ and DMA usage detection of the card surpasses the capability of most software packages designed with this feature. Examiner gives the user the ability to test each and every card installed. This includes checking the IRQ location of network cards, sound cards, or any other specialized card.Product Features:
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Last updated 3-4-2000@8:29pm by UXWB-SS-LP
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