pa1409@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Steven Haehnichen) (03/24/90)
Well, guess what came in the mail today.. I'll spare the net my detailed opinions of the 48SX, but I have to say WOW! HP does it again! Of course, I tried the Self-Test (ON & E) and am curious to know what the message "SPD n" means. (where n is some large changing integer) Here is a piece of the Self-Test that was conveniently ditto'd out my crude RS-232 connector: SPD 1951264 ; IROM OK ; IRAM OK ; OK-48 ; SPD 1950576 ; IROM OK ; IRAM OK ; OK-48 ; SPD 1947824 ; IROM OK ; IRAM OK ; OK-48 ; SPD 1947824 ; IROM OK ; IRAM OK ; OK-48 ; SPD 1951264 ; IROM OK ; IRAM OK ; OK-48 ; SPD 1948512 ; IROM OK ; IRAM OK ; OK-48 ; SPD 1949888 ; IROM OK ; RAM OK ; OK-48 ; SPD 1950576 ; with ;'s substituted for new lines. Does anyone know what the significance of the SPD number is? My guess is that it is some kind of a benchmark, perhaps used to gauge battery strength. (i.e. Speed) What kind of numbers are other people getting? (My ROM version is A, of course.) Back to the books... :) Steve. E-Mail: shaehnichen@ucsd.edu