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5. Running idVIEWi) Before running idVIEW ensure that the correct DUT board and sensor are connected tothe test system.ii)iii)iv)Click on the quick launch idVIEW button,Select the .ini file that corresponds to the sensor you are testing and click OK, moreinformation on the .ini file can be found in the main documentation.By selecting the sensor specific .ini file you will automatically be directed to the correctsensor specific Device.ini file in the subsequent dialog box, so you should be able to hitOK.NOTE: Sometimes this does not work correctly and even after selecting the correctDevice.ini file a series of error boxes appear. I have not worked out why and I’ve foundthe only way to solve the problem is to restart the computer.v) Go to the Sequence menu and select Load Sequence. A dialog box will appear and youcan select the Sequence file that you would like to use. This file MUST be open or it willnot be found by idVIEW.vi) This will import the sequence that can be seen in the “Flow” sheet within the Sequencefile to idVIEW and can be seen in the main idVIEW window.vii) You must initialise the Tester and the DUT board by selecting both “Init Tester” and “InitDUT” from the panel in the bottom right of the main window.To select more than one at a time hold down Ctrl while clicking on the sequences thatyou want. When you click on “Init Tester” a number of sequence sheets will behighlighted in the panel on the left of the main window, showing you which sheets aregoing to be executed.86
If there is a sequence sheet that you do not want to run you can deselect it by againholding Ctrl and clicking on the sequence sheets name.viii)Once you have highlighted the sequences you wish to run you must push the Startbutton, . There are two of these buttons at the top of the main idVIEW window,the one on the right starts the highlighted sequences, the one on the left starts takingimages. Here you need to push the one on the right. Once you have pushed the startbutton a green LED comes on to show you that the sequence is being executed,ix), once the sequence has finished the LED will change back to this, .While this LED is green you will not be able to do anything else within the idVIEWplatform.Now you have set up the test system and the DUT board you are ready to takemeasurements.6. Taking Measurements87
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