TEST32 is a program that tests FONIX instrument commands
TEST32.EXE
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The TEST program is provided as a way to test the communications between a Frye Instrument and the PC. To see the available commands enter the command "H" at the command prompt.
For more information on the commands available and their use with specific Frye instruments, refer to the TEST32, Fryers and FIPP documents, and the related manual for your instrument which can be found in the FONIX Instrument Programming and Technical Support package.
Note that the TEST program is designed for use with all possible modes of operation. Some of the commands listed in the TEST program may not be available on all instruments or in a specific mode on the instrument. On newer instruments, the TEST program may not directly have available all commands that can be performed. The "B"uild command can be used to create a command that is not specifically supported by the test program. Refer to the appendix of the instrument being tested for the list of available commands and modes of operation.
The TEST program is provided only as a means of testing the operation of the instrument commands and communications link, no attempt has been made to insure that it will work flawlessly in all situations. In fact, entering other than a numeric value at the prompt will cause the program to terminate with an error.
Requirements:
The Test32 program requires an IBM PC or compatible computer running Windows 95 or better. TEST32 will not run under Windows 3.xx. You will also need a serial port on the computer.
To run the test program from Win95/98/NT/ME/2K/XP:
1. Insure that the FRYERS32.DLL driver is located in the Windows system directory, or in the same directory where the TEST32.EXE program is located.
2. From Windows, use the Windows Explorer to find and run the TEST32.EXE program. Alternately, you can drag a copy of the TEST32 icon to a folder or the desktop if you want to place it in a location that is easier to find.
3. If everything is setup properly, a window should appear and you should see the TEST command prompt in it.
Test32 defaults to using the COM1 port. If you are using another COM port, you will need to use the "C" command to select the comport you are using.
If you find that the port selected was incorrect, or you don't know for sure which port is in use, either use the FCHECK program to determine the correct COM port, or you can use the "C"omPort command to change the selected COM port while TEST is running.
Source Code:
The source code for the TEST program can be found in the TES.PAK file in the RS232 Technical Support package.
Note: This program is for testing hearing aid analyzers. To test the operation of an audiometer, see the ATEST program in the Technical Support package.
