Multiple Temperature environments in Test stand

[Norbert_B]

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WDLV wrote:

[...]The batch model determines order of testsocket execution.[...]

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No, it doesn't. The testsockets run in parallel, so there is no "order of execution". The batch model does synchronize all sockets after they executed their client sequence before "restarting" the sequence again.

This is the same as the batch synchronization section does: When entering the section, all sockets are synchronized. Regarding the setting of the section,either only a single thread executes the content of the section (one thread only), or the content is executed in serial by each socket (so only one socket runs at a time) (serial), or the sockets just continue running in parallel (parallel).

You see this if looking into the examples for the batch synchronized section.

hope this helps,

Norbert 

[WDLV]

how does that answer my question?

[WDLV]

Never mind, I am more confused now after all the different answers than when I first asked. 

 I will try to get anwers from NI support, lets see if they are up to the task.

[Snowman 6008]

W,

Based on your replies It seems like this is what you want to do

- Set temperature for sub sequence

Begin syncronized section 

- Run subsequence (for  all devices) at the given temperature. 

 End syncronized  Section

 At this point and time all of  your UUTs will have completed the test and should have data ready to report then you can call:

- Run reporting mechanism.

This way you will have all of your DUT data concatenated for an individual  temperature. 

Let me know if you have any additional questions, this is much easier to discuss over the phone. 1-866-Ask-MyNI (275-6964)

[Dennis_Knutson]

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WDLV wrote:

Never mind, I am more confused now after all the different answers than when I first asked. 

 I will try to get anwers from NI support, lets see if they are up to the task.

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You are getting answers from NI support. Everyone with blue bars and a blue name is an NI employee.

[WDLV]

exactly waht I want to do. I will give you a call. Thanks

[WDLV]

By the way, can you write and give me a example of how to do it?

Much appreciated

[Norbert_B]

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WDLV wrote:

how does that answer my question?

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Obviously, you miss some of the basics regarding the batch model. (No offense meant with this!)

I suggest you to either consider attending a TestStand class at NI (TS 2 would be the one here) or you can ask your local NI office for customized help on your task (called StartUp Assistance, but please note that not every branch necessarily features this). There is some information about the parallel and batch model available only, one being this tutoria, another this one.

hope this helps,

Norbert 

[WDLV]

ok, thank you