XJDeveloper provides a couple of options for exporting variants in XJPack files or as stand-alone XJDeveloper projects. When exporting a project with variants to an XJPack file, a Variants tab is displayed in the XJPack Dialog. This tab allows you to select any combination of the root project and variants to include in the file. […]
So, you’ve set up your variants with all the right BOM data and categorised all the devices (perhaps using the Suggest Variations wizard), now you need to actually test them! […]
XJTAG 3.12 adds the ability to rotate the layout viewer. This can be useful in situations where it is difficult to rotate the physical board under test. To rotate the layout view use the ‘View’ menu and then select ‘Rotation’. […]
In XJTAG 3.12, from XJDeveloper, you can now define the level of access that XJRunner/XJInvestigator users have to features of your packed project, using the XJPack file settings. Disabling a feature will override any user privileges the XJRunner user may have (e.g. disabling editing the test list would disable this for all users in XJRunner, regardless of their user level). […]
In XJTAG 3.12 we’ve improved the flexibility of user privileges for different user profiles in XJRunner and XJInvestigator. User privileges are defined when adding or editing a user via the User Management dialog. You are now able to enable/disable specific project management and enhanced testing features. […]
One new feature in XJTAG 3.11 is the ability to filter the formatted log files in the File List of the Log File Viewer based on a variety of different criteria. […]
XJTAG 3.10 adds a control that allows the default values of XJEase global variables to be overridden. In XJDeveloper, clicking on ‘Options’ at the bottom of the test list on the Run Tests screen now includes a Set Global Variables tab: […]
Much of the content in the XJRunner .NET Integration is also relevant to the XJAnalyser .NET Integration, which is new for XJTAG 3.9. Therefore we have taken the decision to combine the two into a single new assembly, XJIntegration, which means that resources can be shared between the two integrations, and allows them both to be used in the same application if required. […]
Until now, XJRunner tests have been limited to functions which have no input arguments and a single return argument (which returns the result). XJTAG v3.5 relaxes that restriction, allowing input in XJRunner tests, though there is still a requirement to have a single return argument for the result. […]
Alongside other improvements to the XJRunner test setup, XJTAG v3.5 has a new interface to specify bus access from the test system using the XJRunner Setup screen. When you edit a test there is now a Bus Access tab on the dialog, which allows full control of which pins are used to read and/or write from a bus during the test. […]