Creating Project Prompts; Using Dialog Boxes - Keithley 4200A-SCS Reference Manual

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Creating project prompts

KULT provides user modules that you can use to create dialog boxes to pause a test sequence with a
prompt. These dialog boxes are available as user modules, shown in the table below.
You define the text message for the prompt. When one of these user modules is run, the test
sequence pauses. The test sequence continues when a button on the dialog box is selected.
Winulib user library
User module
AbortRetryIgnoreDialog
InputOkCancelDialog
OkCancelDialog
OkDialog
RetryCancelDialog
YesNoCancelDialog
YesNoDialog

Using dialog boxes

The Winulib user library has user modules for six action or decision dialog boxes and one input
dialog box. The dialog box, with example prompts, are shown in
The text message for a prompt is entered by the user into the user module. See
reference
An example using the OK dialog box is provided in
Dialog box formats
The OK dialog box in the following figures has only one button. You can use this dialog box to pause
a test sequence to make an announcement (for example, "Test Finished"), or prompt for an action (for
example, "Connect 590 to DUT"). When the OK button is clicked, the test sequence continues.
4200A-901-01 Rev. C / February 2017
Description
Pause test sequence with a prompt to Abort, Retry or Ignore
Pause test sequence for an input prompt; enter input data (OK) or Cancel
Pause test sequence with a prompt to continue (OK) or Cancel
Pause test sequence with a prompt to continue (OK)
Pause test sequence with a prompt to Retry or Cancel
Pause test sequence with a Yes, No, or Cancel decision prompt
Pause test sequence with a Yes or No decision prompt
(on page 6-321) for details on the user modules.
Section 8: Keithley User Library Tool (KULT)
Dialog box formats
Dialog box test examples
(on page 8-63).
Winulib user-library
(on page 8-65).
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