11-21-2005 07:00 AM - edited 11-21-2005 07:00 AM
Message Edited by LabView Newbie1 on 11-21-2005 07:05 AM
11-21-2005 08:17 AM
Hello,
You would need to provide a bit more than just setting Locals.ModelData.ContinueTesting to True or False.
You would need to modify the Operator Interface to send the message out to stop testing for a particular execution when the user presses a button on the OI. You would have to provide such button(s) as the operator interface doesn't have a button to actual stop testing a UUT. It will have an Abort and Terminate buttons. These conditions aren't the same as continue/stop testing button provided by the dialog panel in Batch.seq.
Hope this provides some things to think about.
Regards
Ray Farmer
11-21-2005 08:45 AM
Hi Ray,
Thank you for your response! I do have a follow up question to your response regarding the need for the stop testing buttons.
I think you might be referring to the Test/Stop/Abort/Terminate buttons on the modelsupport2.dll panel, that occurs when using the Parallel model. I probably did not specify in my initial posting that I am using a Batch model. Using batch mode, I believe all of the UUTs start and end testing at the same time, thus I thought I could get away with a simple continue or stop testing dialog at the end of the batch test.
Is my assumption correct, or am I still missing something here?
THanks again,
Jim
11-21-2005 04:22 PM
Hi,
You will need to simulate the STOP button on the Enter UUT's Dialog so that when you get to the Step in the Process model - "Tell Test Sockets to stop" Your process actually stops.
You will probably have to change the batch process model so that instead of checking for Locals.ModelData.ContinueTesting you use maybe a StationGlobal that you can set / reset via the Operator Interface.
Regards
Ray Farmer