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Question about the old 56002EVM module. I am looking for a quick way to test the majority of components in an older 56002EVM module. Performed the 60Hz Demo test and that worked fine. As I looked around I also found an EVMTEST.EXE routine included on the Motorola disks. This routine does the following: 1)Sends a series of test tones out to an audio jack 2)A series of memory tests. My particular EVM sends the test tones fine, but fails ALL subsequent memory tests with 3700+ errors. The EVM module is as originally designed, and all jumpers are in the default positions (ie 16K memory). Is this indicative of a faulty component on the module? Any other tests I can perform to verify the funtionality of the module? Thanks in advance, Gordon

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