How do I create a log file to store the measurements

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Armance Marie Ismérie Nouvel

• November 01, 2024 15:06

I want to measure the resistance between DATP01 and GND2 on my PCB using the following YAML command setup:

title: Measure Resistance with No Current Applied

suite:

- title: Measure Resistance with No Current Applied

steps:

# Measure resistance between DATP01 and GND2 with no current applied

- command: measure resistance DATP01 >0Ohm

ground: GND2

with:

- printResult: true # Display the measured resistance value on the screen

- logFile: /Users/armancenouvel/Desktop/Octanis Instruments/resistance_log.txt

 

However, the log file is not being created, and the resistance value does not display on the screen. Could you guide me on the correct commands to use for:

1. Storing the resistance measurement in a log file.
2. Displaying the measured value on the screen of the PLT-300A?

Thank you!

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  Ivo Clarysse

  • November 04, 2024 06:12
  • Edited

  Try

  title: Measure Resistance with No Current Applied
  suite:
    title: "Measure"
    steps:
     # Measure resistance, store in 'RESISTANCE' user key, capture in log file
     - command: measure resistance DATP01 >0Ohm
       ground: GND2
       extractKey: RESISTANCE
     # Show measurement to operator
     - command: operator "%RESISTANCE%"

  The `printResult:` and `logFile:` fields are not defined in a PLT YAML test plan, and are ignored.

  There is no way to specify a specific log file name, instead all command results are automatically logged and included in the test report available through PLTcloud.

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