Abort or Stop a Real-Time Sequence Procedure in VeriStand
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Abort or Stop a Real-Time Sequence Procedure in VeriStand
NI recommends that you set a sequence command for an abort sequence in case of emergency power off (EPO) events. Refer to Creating a Stimulus Profile with Execution Behavior after Step Failure in the VeriStand Manual.
You can also create a procedure in VeriStand to stop a specified group of real-time sequences associated with a specific device under test (DUT) in a multi-DUT scenario. Use the TestStand Run Real-Time Sequence custom step to assign a group number to a VeriStand Real-Time Sequence Call step. Refer to Run Real-Time Sequence Step for more information.
Note Refer to the Multi DUT Alarms and
Procedures.seq example sequence installed with the Battery Test System
Software when creating procedures to stop real-time sequences for multi-DUT scenarios.
Related Information
- Run Real-Time Sequence Step
Use this step to run a real-time sequence and optionally wait for it to complete.
- Creating a Stimulus Profile with Execution Behavior after Step Failure