How to define a data limit detector process – MTS Series 793 Application User Manual

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Data Limit Detector Process

MTS MultiPurpose TestWare®

Event Process Descriptions

351

General tab

For more information

See

“About Limit Modes”

on page 347.

How to Define a Data Limit Detector Process

1. Drag the

icon from the Process Palette to your procedure table.

2. Click the process icon in your procedure table or in the navigation pane.

3. Click the Signals tab.

4. Move all the signals you want to monitor to the Included list. Move all the

others to the Available list.

5. Click the Limits tab.

6. For each signal you want to monitor:

A. In the Signal list, click the desired signal.

B. Set the units of measurement and type a value for the Upper Limit

and/or a Lower Limit.

Note

If you want to disable an upper or lower limit, clear the Upper Limit/
Lower Limit
check box.

General Tab

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D

ESCRIPTION

Name

Specifies the process name displayed on the Procedure or Group process
window.

Process Enabled

Enables the process. (Clear this box to disable the process.)

Execute Process

Specifies the number of times the process will be run.

Counter Type

Enables a process counter.

Options are None, Transient, or Fixed. Transient counters are displayed only
when the process is active. Fixed counters are displayed throughout the test.

Counter Label

Names the counter.

When you run the test, this name appears under Sequence Counters on the

MPT control panel.

Note

If this box is blank, the process name is used as the counter label.

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