Multi-Site Project Plan Execution; Multi-Site Setup - Keithley 4200-SCS Reference Manual

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Data file location
By default, test data files are stored on the 4200-SCS hard disk in the following directory:
For example, the following path accesses the vds-id test data file for the example project:
You can also set up alternate user directories, including personal directories such as
C:\S4200\YourName that include C:\S4200\YourName\Projects\<ProjectName>\.
For more information on test data file structure, refer to

Multi-site Project Plan execution

For multi-site Project Plan execution, all tests in the entire Project Plan are repeated for a series of
wafer sites.

Multi-site setup

Multi-site execution is configured from the KITE Project window. This Project window is placed in
the KITE workspace by double-clicking the project name in the Project Navigator.
shows the KITE Project window for the example Project Plan.
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Multi-site execution setup
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C:\S4200\kiuser\Projects\<ProjectName>\tests\data
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C:\S4200\kiuser\Projects\example\tests\data\vds-id#1@1.xls
Enter here the site-number to be assigned to the test data generated during
the first loop through the Project Plan. This must normally be identical to the
prober starting-site number.
If the 4200-SCS is connected to a semi-automatic prober AND the Project
Plan contains a probe-step UTM, then the difference between these two
numbers specifies the number of times that this UTM tells the prober to step
to its next programmed site.
Enter here the site-number to be assigned to the test data generated during
the last loop through the Project Plan (NOTE: If you wish to evaluate only a
single site, OR if the 4200-SCS is not connected to a semi-automatic prober
and the Project Plan does not contain a probe-step UTM, enter here the same
number as in the Start Execution at Site edit box).
Return to
Section 6: Keithley Interactive Test Environment (KITE)
Section Topics
Tests subdirectory in the User Manual.
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