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4-4-9. NAND capacity check (NCAPCHK)
Capacity of NAND fl ash memory, present bad block, maximum
bad block, and vender ID are displayed.
Checking method:
1. Enter the test mode.
2. Press the [
>
]/[
.
] key to select the “OTHER”, and press
the [
u
] key to enter the minor item.
3. Press the [
>
]/[
.
] key to select the “NCAPCHK”.
4. Press the [
u
] key, capacity of NAND fl ash memory, present
bad block, maximum bad block, and vender ID are displayed.
Screen display
OTHER NCAPCHK
X GB
BAD BLOCK
CUR (####)/MAX (@@@@)
VENDOR ($$$$)
X : Capacity of NAND fl ash memory
@@@@ : Number of present bad block
(It makes an error the acquisition of the number of
bad blocks at “–1”)
#### : Number of maximum bud block
(It makes an error the acquisition of the vender ID
at “–1”)
$$$$ : Vender ID of NAND fl ash memory
0x98/0xec (TOSHIBA/SAMSUNG)
(It makes an error the acquisition of the vender ID
at “–1”)
5. Press the [HOME] key, return to minor item selection screen.
4-5. CLESTE
Screen display
MPTAPP (X.XX.XX)
POWER
AUDIO
VIDEO
OTHER
CLESTE WCABLE
DAC WOCABLE
WIFI
FM
NC
SHUTDOWN
EXITTEST
4-5-1. Clear stereo setting (With cable) (WCABLE)
This mode is according to an original sound playback, for adjust-
ment to right and left sound.
Note: Not used for the servicing.
4-5-2. Clear stereo setting (No cable) (WOCABLE)
This mode is according to an original sound playback, for adjust-
ment to right and left sound.
Note: Not used for the servicing.
4-6. DAC
Screen display
MPTAPP (X.XX.XX)
POWER
AUDIO
VIDEO
OTHER
CLESTE
DAC B-GAIN
WIFI T-GAIN
FM
NC
SHUTDOWN
EXITTEST
4-6-1. BASS-Gain/Fc setting (B-GAIN)
This mode is adjustment for the sound of BASS when playback.
Note: Not used for the servicing.
4-6-2. TREBLE-Gain/Fc setting (T-GAIN)
This mode is adjustment for the sound of TREBLE when playback.
Note: Not used for the servicing.
4-7. Wi-Fi (WIFI)
Screen display
MPTAPP (X.XX.XX)
POWER
AUDIO
VIDEO
OTHER
CLESTE
DAC
1SEG
WIFI TX(CW)
FM TX(MOD)
NC RX
SHUTDOWN RSSI
EXITTEST POWER
APINFO
APCONN
APSCAN