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Probes are placed into the diagram via diagram editor's the pop-up menu. |
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=== Probe Types === |
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Different probe types are available, which either check individual values for being valid, |
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or check whole value sequences (for example, for being increasing, decreasing, etc.). |
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Finally, there are probes which only record their incoming values without any value checks. |
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These non-checking probes are useful to collect data for graph generation (i.e. using Plot/Graph actions). |
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Version vom 7. April 2018, 06:30 Uhr
Probes can be placed into a diagram to monitor values generated by a step's output pin. They can be configured to check those pin values against a wide number of attributes (values are in a range, values are increasing, decreasing, below or above a limit etc.)
The parameters (i.e. limits or range bounds) can either be defined statically, or recorded by a prototypical "good" run through the testsuite.
For this, probes can be set into one of three modes:
- inactive - probes are disabled completely
- recording - probes will record incoming values and adjust their check-parameter(s)
- checking - probes will monitor incoming values and check them against their check-parameter(s)
Probes are placed into the diagram via diagram editor's the pop-up menu.
Probe Types[Bearbeiten]
Different probe types are available, which either check individual values for being valid, or check whole value sequences (for example, for being increasing, decreasing, etc.). Finally, there are probes which only record their incoming values without any value checks. These non-checking probes are useful to collect data for graph generation (i.e. using Plot/Graph actions).
