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Pass System Automatic Fixed-Frequency Test ​

Basic Operations ​

Step 1: After connecting the hardware devices, open the corresponding automatic fixed-frequency script (taking Esp32 as an example)

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  1. In the IP field, select the corresponding IP
  2. In the Port field, select the corresponding serial port
  3. Set the corresponding Baud according to requirements
  4. Set the corresponding power in the Settings field according to requirements

Step 2: Set the corresponding EUT Auto Setting (taking Esp32 as an example)

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  1. In the sidebar in the figure, select the function to be set
  2. Set the corresponding power according to project requirements
  3. Click the Save Settings button to save the settings
  4. Return to the Dashboard page and click the start button to begin automatic fixed-frequency testing

Step 3: Set the corresponding EUT Auto IP in the TST PASS system

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Note:

Entering the EUT Auto IP is considered as enabling automatic fixed-frequency testing, and subsequent tests can proceed normally without pop-up fixed-frequency prompts.

If subsequent tests do not require automatic fixed-frequency testing, please delete the IP here.

Support for Simultaneous Automatic Fixed-Frequency Testing of Multiple Samples ​

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  1. Click EUT Auto.exe to open multiple automatic fixed-frequency windows simultaneously
  2. Provided the samples are correctly set up and connected, different automatic fixed-frequency windows can select the corresponding chip type
  3. Click the start button for each window one by one to begin automatic fixed-frequency testing

Note： ​

  1. When performing automatic fixed-frequency testing on multiple samples simultaneously, different Host Ports must be set to avoid fixed-frequency conflicts.
  2. Some samples may require pre-configuration, depending on the actual usage scenario.
  3. When performing automatic fixed-frequency testing on multiple samples simultaneously, pausing or configuring one sample individually does not affect the automatic fixed-frequency testing of other samples.
  4. The samples supported by the automatic fixed-frequency software are continuously being updated. For details, please see Supported Samples