Creating a Multiple Numeric Limit Test in TestStand
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Creating a Multiple Numeric Limit Test in TestStand
Use the Tests step type to perform limit checks the measured data. Complete the following steps to add a multiple numeric limit test to your sequence.
- Open or create a PCB Assembly Test sequence in TestStand.
- In the list of steps, expand the Tests folder.
- Add the Multiple Numeric Limit Test step to your sequence.
- Click the Module tab in the step settings.
- Select the VI path. The VI loads.
- Reference the data types returned by the VI to create the TestStand variables
that represent your measurement data.
- For simple data types (for example, number, string, boolean or array), create named TestStand variables with the corresponding type.
- For container data types, click the Create/Update Custom Data
Type
button to create a custom data type. You can then create a TestStand variable using this custom data type.
- Assign each VI return value to the corresponding TestStand variable.
- Click the Limits tab in the step settings. Use this tab
to define limits.
- Specify a Measurement Name for each limit.
- Select the desired Comparison Type.
- Update the Low and High limits.
- Click the Data Source tab in the step settings. Set the desired TestStand variable as the Data Source to evaluate for each limit check.
- Return to the Module tab and declare any other required output variables.
Tip Examine the Functional Demo Sequences for examples that
use the Multiple Numeric Limits test step.