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FJQ250_readme.txt Driver File Contents (Fjq_V250.exe)

FJ-IDE Quick Diagnostic Tool (QDIAG Tool) Ver.2.50
Copyright (c) 2000 Fujitsu Limited. All rights Reserved.


This file contains immediate information for use with 
the FJ-IDE Quick Diagnostic Tool (QDIAG Tool) program.

CONTENTS:
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1) Introduction
2) File size and build time
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3) User's Guide	 ( Pls. read this part before using the program ) 	
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4) Test Sequence
5) Test Results
6) Contact Info


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1.  INTRODUCTION
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FJ-IDE Quick Diagnostic Tool (QDIAG Tool) is provided for use in 
checking FUJITSU IDE drives for possible defects/problems at the 
customer side or at the manufacturing pre-shipment section.  The
program includes 3 separate modules, independent of each other.  
These 3 modules are:  Quick Test; Comprehensive Test (Read Only); 
and Comprehensive Test with Write. 

Version History:

v1.36	-      03/16/00 Initial release
v2.00   -      08/04/00  Added the STand by Immediate mode (0x94) and supported PB16/16H/16HE
v2.10   -      Fixed the bug which cannot support other drives
v2.40   -      Fixed the bug on the Display of the serial number in the log file and
	       the last 8 digits of the serial number used for Loging to file in PB16 drives.
v2.50	-      changed command timeout to 60 seconds
* Program version other than the ones listed above is considered to
be an unofficial release or beta version. Please always update your 
copy and use the latest official release/version.



2. FILE SIZE and BUILD TIME
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To ensure correct operations, please check if your copy of the 
program conforms with the ff. specifications:

	File Size  :183 Kbytes
	Build Time :6:07  PM 12-19-00			



3. USER'S GUIDE
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3.1. Requirement

	a) Operating System : MS-DOS 

	* This version has only been tested from MS-DOS 5.0 and above

	b) CPU: 80x86 INTEL-Based/Compatibles motherboards


3.2. Running the program

	3.2.1. Boot from a clean DOS disk.
	3.2.2. Change to the disk/directory where QDIAG.EXE is located.
	3.2.3. At the DOS prompt, type QDIAG to execute the program.

	*Note: You should not run this program under a DOS shell program or 
	       WINDOWS environment. If you are running Windows 95, restart
	       your system in MS-DOS mode.	


3.3. Inside the program

	a) At the startup, the program pops-up the DISCLAIMER window to the user.
	When the user accepts all what is stated in the disclaimer, the Main Menu
	will be displayed. This is the actual starting point of the program.

	b) At the Main Menu, the device (Primary Master, Primary Slave, Secondary
	Master, and Secondary Slave)will show all drives to be tested. Then Press 
                Enter to Select the type of test to execute.

	c) Then another menu box pop-ups which then displays the 3 available
	types of test included for the QDIAG Tool(QUICK, COMPRENSIVE, COMPRE-
             	HENSIVE WITH WRITE).  Choosing (via pressing ENTER) the type of test to exe-
	cute. Then a message box appears for saving of the disk to file, then if you have 
	chosen Comprehensive with write test a box will warn you about writing to disk if you
	want to continue. After this Sub Tests will be executed.

	d) After all the subtests have been performed, a display of Test Results
	is shown on the screen via a pop-up box.  However, in case an error/s
	has/have occurred during any part the sub-tests, the operation is halted
	automatically, and likewise, a display of Test Results is shown on all drives
	by pressing F4 for viewing the test results on all drives tested.

	e) The F1 key at the main menu is for viewing the Error Log in the disk if any.

	*Note:.  The operation of any of the 3 tests can be halted/stopped via pressing 
	F10, after which the program is brought back to the Main Menu. 
	For the Comprehensive Test with Write, a warning message is shown
	prior to execution, prompting the user to decide whether to proceed,
	as all data will be lost during the operation of this test.  The
	program is exited via pressing ESC during the Main Menu. 
	
	


4. TEST SEQUENCE
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The following are the breakdown of the series of subtests for each of
the 3 tests of the QDIAG Tool.

- Quick Test
a) Soft Reset and Ready Check
b) Identify Device Check
c)Power Save Mode Test
d) Buffer Write/Read Test
e) Media Scan for Outer Area (LBA first 100 MB)
f) Media Scan for Inner Area (LBA last 100 MB)
g) Fundamental Seek Test (Random Seek and Random Read)

- Comprehensive Test (Read Only)
a) Soft Reset and Ready Check
b) Identify Device Check
c)Power Save Mode Test
d) Buffer Write/Read Test
e) Butterfly Read Test (30 seconds)
f) Media Scan for all Data Area
g) Random Seek Read Test (30 seconds)

- Comprehensive Test with Write

a) Soft Reset and Ready Check
b) Identify Device Check
c)Power Save Mode Test
d) Buffer Write/Read Test
e) Butterfly Read Test (30 seconds)
f) Media Scan for all Data Area
g) Write Recovery Check
h) Random Seek Read Test (30 seconds)
i) Random Read-Write_Read with Data Compare (5 minutes)
j) Write 00 Data to first 100 MB and last 100 MB

*STAND BY IMMEDIATE mode
-This command is executed after every test.

*Note: Default mode is LBA addressing. However if a device does not support LBA
mode,the program reverts to CHS addressing mode.



5. TEST RESULTS
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Only two test status are available. These are PASSED and FAILED.
The drive has passed a test if all the series of subtests 
included under a test has been performed successfully.
Otherwise, a drive has failed the test.  Although, a display
of the Test Results is provided at the end of the test, a Test
Results file can be generated.  The filename of this file
is the drive serial number, with an extension of 'qdg' 
(ex. 00000500.qdg).  Written in the file is a summary of 
test performed, as well as a breakdown of which subtest
has been performed successfully, which has failed, or
which has not yet been performed at all.

Also the Header file of the error log at the User Area is FJQD.
  


6. CONTACT INFO
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For technical support, you may contact your nearest FUJITSU local distributor;