Diagnostics mode on a 6th-generation iPod nano.
Diagnostics mode is a feature of the Pixo-based operating system on non-iOS iPods. It allows the user to test the device’s hardware.
Diagnostics on other Apple devices[]
Diags was used as a similar tool for iOS devices by factory staff working on behalf of Apple Inc.[1] Since the release of iOS 5 in 2011, Apple Support staff generally use iOS Diagnostics with a more basic user interface that simply generates a reference code.[2] Macs released since 2013 include an Apple Diagnostics utility that end users can access.[3]
References[]
- ↑ Diags, The iPhone Wiki. Accessed 2020-06-14.
- ↑ iOS Diagnostics (Internal App), The iPhone Wiki. Accessed 2020-06-14.
- ↑ Using Apple Diagnostics to Troubleshoot Your Mac's Hardware by Tom Nelson, LifeWire Updated 2017-03-06. Archived 2017-07-13.
See also[]
- Device Firmware Update (DFU mode)
- Disk mode (iPod)
- Recovery mode (iOS)
External links[]
- Put Your iPod Touch in Diagnostic Mode at Apple iPod View
- How to use iPod Diagnostics at iFixIt (2010-02-14)
- How to run your iPod in diagnostic mode at LifeHacker (2006-12-27)
- How do you put your iPod into Diagnostic Mode? at Quora (2015-07-15)
