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Section 8: Keithley User Library Tool (KULT)
getinstname Get instrument name
Purpose
Format
Returns KITE cycle number.
GetKiteCycle
Purpose
Format
Remarks
GetKiteDevice Returns device being tested.
Purpose
Format
Example
Get KITE site number
GetKiteSite
Purpose
Figure 8-94
Getting the site number currently under test
Format
Remarks
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Get the instrument name string from the instrument identifier (ID).
int getinstname(int *inst_id, char *inst_name);
The instrument identifier.
inst_id
The returned instrument name string.
inst_name
This command returns the present KITE cycle number.
int GetKiteCycle(void);
If no cycling is active, GetKiteCycle returns 1.
This command returns the device that KITE is presently testing.
int GetKiteDevice(void);
This example shows a user test module (UTM) that returns the present subsite, device,
and test.
char strVal[25];
GetKiteDevice(strVal, 25);
printf("KiteDevice = %s\n", strVal);
Get the site number for the site that KITE is presently testing: The number that KITE
displays after the @ symbol in the Test/Plan Indicator box (above the Project
Navigator). See Figure 8-94.
Site number
int GetKiteSite(void)
The GetKiteSite function returns the KITE site number, which is an integer that
designates the relative numerical position of the presently tested site in the prober
site-visit sequence. However, users normally correlate KITE site numbers with prober
site coordinates; note that GetKiteSite does not return prober site coordinates.
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