Programming A Test Sequence In The Userkeys File - Quantum Data 780C User Manual

780C Multi-Interface Interoperability Tester – User Guide
352 // 1080p60 HDMI
PATTERN
100 // ramp
END // press the END key to halt the of sequence programming
2. Play back a sequence as follows.
OUT
001
NEXT
NEXT
(repeat NEXT or PREVIOUS)

13.7 Programming a Test Sequence in the UserKeys file

You can also create a test sequence by including a set of commands in the UserKeys.txt file. The UserKeys.txt
file is primarily used internally for mapping the keypad keys to a set of commands for general keypad use.
However you can also use the UserKeys.txt file to store programming test sequences similar to macros.
The following is an example of a UserKeys.txt file which shows the keypad mapping and more importantly a
test sequence instruction set (#F0, #F1 and #FF). Note that there are two macro test sequences defined #F0
and #F1. The #FF definition is a macro that simply disables manufacturing mode in the 804 test instrument.
The #F0 macro also shows a special use case for the kbrd command. In this case the kbrd f0 command will
cause the macro to loop back on itself such that the #F0 macro continuously loops.
Note: Do not change any of the keypad mapping commands. These are the commands such as xkpm, xkpkj,
xkpu, xkpi. Modifying these commands will affect the general functions of the keypad.
S xkpm 2
T xkpm 1
U xkpm 4
V xkpj 1
W xkpj -1
X xkpu
Y xkpi 1
Z xkpi 2
[ xkpi 3
\ xkpi 4
] xkpi 5
^ xkpi 6
_ xkpi 7
` xkpi 8
a xkpi 9
b xkpi 0
c xkpm 3
#F0 xvsi 4;fmtl 720p60;imgl smptebar;fmtu;dlay 5000;fmtl 480p60;imgl
h_stair;fmtu;dlay 5000;fmtl 1080i30;imgl needle;fmtu;dlay 5000;fmtl
1080p60;imgl decodchk;fmtu;dlay 5000;fmtl 480i30;imgl v_3bars;fmtu;dlay
5000;kbrd f0
#F1 xvsi 4;fmtl cvt1460d;imgl checkby6;fmtu;dlay 5000;fmtl dmt1170_;fmtu;dlay
5000;fmtl dmt0660;fmtu;dlay 5000
#FF mfgm 0
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