Setting Test Ending Condition - NEC Express5800/A1080a User Manual

Setting Test Ending Condition

Use <option> command to check the test ending condition.
There are two procedures for the test ending conditions. The first is ending the test by setting the
test executing time. The second is ending the test by setting the round times, the number of test
to carry out. Use <time> command to end the test by specifying the test executing time. Use
<round> command to end the test by specifying the number of test.
The following is an example of screen using the command.
TeDoLi> option
Execution Control:
Loop continuously.
TeDoLi> time 15
TeDoLi> option
Execution Control:
Execution Time Limit: 15 minutes.
TeDoLi> round 100
TeDoLi> option
Execution Control:
Round times: 100 rounds.
• When "0" is specified on test executing time or on number of test executing times in the
test ending condition, the test is executed endlessly. The initial status just after starting the
TeDoLi is endless execution by specifying the test executing time.
• In the specifying test executing time, the time can be specified by the minute. Test is
repeatedly executed within the specified time (minutes). After the specified time elapses,
the test ends without repeating after the test being executed completes.
• In the specifying number of test executing times, the test ends after repeating the test
specified times.
• In the specifying endless test execution, the test is repeatedly executed until the test is
forcibly terminated by <term> command or until an error is detected.
Starting Test
Use <exec> command to execute the selected test.
The following is an example of screen using the command.
TeDoLi> exec
Executing the test.
Execution Control:
Loop continuously.
• The <exec> command is accepted only when the test status is "Idle."
Use <stat> command to check the test status.
• The <exec> command enables to check the test ending condition.
632
Operation and Maintenance