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Extra Setting

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Under the "Extra Setting" tab in the "Hardware Configuration" page,

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the settings for the serial port of the device as well as some other operation enhancer settings are set.

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In tests where the test run time is longer than 100 seconds, a lot of memory is required to display the "Actual Value" in "Signal View" throughout the test

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This amount of information slows down the software.

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By checking "Save last actual data" in "Extra Setting" during the test run,

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the "Actual Value" is displayed in "Signal View", for example in the last 10 seconds of the test, according to the amount of data.

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In fact, this option plays the role of a short memory oscilloscope.

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By clicking on "Maximum fan during test" during the test run,

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the fan of the device starts working in "Maximum fan" mode and after the test ends, it returns to normal mode.

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In “Binary Link Serial” field, it is possible to enter a number between 0 and 255 so that before the test begins, the device sends a command to the equipment test board through “Binary Output”

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number four and this board adjusts the appropriate connections for any of the equipment tests in accordance with the received command.

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In this section, there is a part named “Serial Setting”.

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By adjusting the settings in this section, it is possible to send a serial "Packet" in each "State" via the "AMT105" device.

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In the "Baud Rate" field, the transmitting and receiving speed (the speeds must be the same) are adjusted for making the connection.

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In "Data" field, the bit number of each data that is sent is specified.

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In this section, to identify the end of the original data, one or two bits, which are called "Stop bit", are sent.

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The "Parity" field is used to indicate whether the number of 1 bits is odd or even and is also used to identify the error code.

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In the "Initial Serial Command" section, you can write a message to identify the data exchange.

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After setting under the "Serial" tab in "Detail View", the sent command is written in the "Serial Command" field.

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For each "State" of the device, the "AMT105" can send a command for the intended equipment.

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In fact, this section can be used in equipment test because there is an interface board between the "AMT105" and the equipment being tested.

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By doing this while performing the test, the device sends a "Serial Command" to the board and this board adjusts the settings according to the "Serial Command".

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For example, send "abc" to "State1" and "cvf" to "State2".