Can not run hardware test on nMP

I have Mac Pro late 2013, 6 cores, 16 Gb RAM, Yosemite. I have followed Apple instructions how to run hardware test. Both using D and Alt D at startup. Unplugged devices, plugged devices. The only thing I see is a row of languages and option to shut down or restart with black background I check English and hit return. After that nothing happens. Is there somone who could explain ?

Using Apple Diagnostics
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I take it you are using a wired keyboard and you are not seeing the display:

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