1. Download the DSP-Testall program on a floppy disk.
2. Insert the floppy to the System6000 and power on the system.
3. Make sure that the system responds the led on the front panel should change colores rappidly.
4. Now after approx 10 minuts remove the disk and read the content file RESAPPL.TXT for checking the test result.
5. Follow the instructions on the screen confirm your choice by pressing "ENTER".

Resetting the Frame:

1. Download the Frame reset file program on a floppy disk.
2. Insert the floppy to the System6000.
3. Power on and wait until the front LED becomes constantly green (it should take maximum 1 minute)
4. Power off
5. Power on
6. Detect the Mainframe on the TCICON.

For the test you need a Finalizer 96K and the D-Sub cable that comes with the s6k.

1. Connect the s6k to your Icon, the D-sub cable to the DSP card and the Finalizer 96K (use AES/EBU on the Finalizer 96K, and use In/OUT 1-2 on the D-Sub cable)
2. Setup the Finalizer 96K to have an external insert turned on on block 2. Choose AES/EBU as the insertpoint (this is done in the first block - the "IN" block)
3. Input some audio into the Finalizer 96Ks analog inputs - the outputs should be connected to an amp for you to hear.
4. Once you have your mainframe connected to the Remote CPU, and it has been assigned to a slot, go to the mainframe section by pressing the "Icon" button in the upper left corner of the touchscreen. You should now be on the "Frame" screen.
5. To route the various inputs to the engines we will use a standard routing found in the Library section. Press "Library" in the top of the screen and hit the Routing button in the left side of the screen. Choose the routing called "4 x stereo AES I/O" and hit the recall button.
6. Press the E1 button on the left side of the screen (not the one at the top), and choose any preset you wish (just use the first one "Large Warm Hall"), again hit the recall button. Repeat for E2 - E4.
7. Go back to your Frame screen. Play some audio into the Finalizer 96K - you should now be able to see input on ch 1-2 - into the E1 - out of E1 - out of Output E1-2 - and hear it through the Finalizer 96K. Listen to the effect and make sure it sounds correct. Make sure the Finalizer 96Ks clock is set to "ext. di" and the s6k clock is set to internal (system page).
8. Repeat nr. 7 for each of the 4 pairs of I/O cables in the D-sub cable.
9. With In/Out 7-8 inserted in the Finalizer 96K set the Finalizer 96Ks clock to "Int 48" and the s6k's clock to "AES/EBU 7-8". Listen to the effect and make sure it sounds correct.
10. Go to the library and recall the routing called "3 x stereo ADA I/O". The Ada cards ins and outs are now routed to Engine 1-3.
11. Pull the analog cables out of the Finalizer 96K and insert them in the ADA cards. You should now be able to see input on ch 1-2 - into the E1 - out of E1 - out of Output E1-2 - and hear it through the amp. Repeat for E2 - E3.
12. Check the software versions are correct - this is done in "Frame" ? "System" ? "Net".
13. Make sure the license page is running correctly. "Frame" ? "System" ? "License". If the boot information is corrupted the license page will ask you to input a restore code. Contact Serv. dept. in Denmark if this happens.

Audiotest of AES-8 Expansion card:

1. Insert the AES-8 card into the slot right below the DSP-card. Make sure dipswitch 2 on the AES-8 card is set to on.
2. Make sure the software is installed on the AES-8 card. If it isn't, just turn of the mainframe - insert the application disk into the disk drive and switch the power back on. The software will take up to 2 minutes to load. The lamp on the front will light permanently green when the software load is done.
3. Go to "Frame" ? "System" ? "I/O" ? "Setup" and press the Digital Input button.
4. Connect the D-sub cable to the AES-8 card and the Finalizer 96K (use AES/EBU on the Finalizer 96K, and use In/OUT 1-2 on the D-Sub cable)
5. Manually route input 9-10 on the s6k to E1 - and the output of E1 to output 9-10. You should be able to hear audio now passin through the AES card.
6. Repeat nr. 5 for all ins and outs in the D-sub cable. I/O 3-4 = 11-12. I/O 5-6 = 13-14. I/O 7-8 = 15-16.
7. Recall the "Empty All" scene when all tests have been done.

Finish up:

1. Feed a signal to the device.
2. Knock test the unit, listen for any sound changes, click or noise sounds
3. Power off and on again.