修改TestStand Testsocket 从非0开始

Issue Details

I am running the parallel process model or batch model and want my test sockets to be numbered from 1 onwards. Currently my socket number settings are zero based. How do I make this change?

Solution

In order to change test socket numbers you need to edit the modelsupport2 source code. Before doing this, you should first copy over the components to the TestStand user directory. To accomplish these tasks, use the following steps:

In TestStand 4.0 and earlier:

1. Copy the directory <TestStand>\Components\NI\Models\TestStandModels to <TestStand>\Components\User\Models\TestStandModels.
2. Open <TestStand>\Components\User\Models\TestStandModels\ modelsupport2.prj file in LabWindows™/CVI. If you are working in the parallel process model, open paralleluutdlg.c in the workspace. If you are working in the batch model, open batchuutdlg.c
3. For either parallel process model or batch model, search for the line containing the code

   sprintf(tmpNumBuf, "%d", testSocketIndex);

   and change this line to

   sprintf(tmpNumBuf, "%d", testSocketIndex+1);

4. Save the file.
5. Compile the project in CVI.
   1. In CVI 2012 and earlier: select Build»Create Debuggable Dynamic Link Library.
   2. In CVI 2013 and later: select Build»Target Type»Dynamic Link Library and then Build»Build.

In TestStand 4.1 and later:

1. Copy the directory <TestStand>\Components\Models\TestStandModels to <TestStand Public>\Components\Models\TestStandModels, if those files are not already copied there.
2. Open <TestStandPublic>\Components\Models\TestStandModels\ modelsupport2.prj file in LabWindows/CVI. If you are working in the parallel process model, open paralleluutdlg.c in the workspace. If you are working in the batch model, open batchuutdlg.c
3. Follow steps 3-5 from above. The Test UUT panel in TestStand will now show the desired numbering.

Note: The previous steps will not change the numbering of the test sockets in the process model, as doing this would take additional modifications to the process model.

 

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