During the final I/O test one of U6's port pins does not toggle between 0 and 5 V.
RIOT I/O test: U6 output not pulsing
Cause: Both U6 ports are outputs. Either the RIOT output is dead or the chip it drives has a failed input that holds the line.
Checks
- Probe every PA and PB pin on U6; all should pulse.
- Remove the chip driven by a stuck line; if the line then pulses, that chip is bad.
Fix
- Replace the loading chip, or the RIOT if the line stays dead.
Systems
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Source: Gottlieb System 80 Test EPROM V3.2 (February 2015), Pinitech