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Other station activities you may perform with Station Manager
You may perform some station activities pre-test or between tests, such as:
• Check shunt calibration levels
• Adjust tuning values
You can only perform these activities with the Station Manager application.
Station Configuration Files
Use the Station Manager application to open station configurations
Before you begin to use the MTS TestSuite application to create a test, you must open an existing station
configuration with the Station Manager application. The Station Manager application is included with your
MTS FlexTest controller software.
Note:
If you start the Station Manager application in simulation, new items appear on your PC’s task bar.
These items pertain to the digital supervisor (DSP) functions used to simulate real-time control. Do
not close the DSP functions on your task bar. If you close the DSP functions, the Station Manager
application terminates.
After you have opened your station configuration file with the Station Manager application, you
typically minimize the Station Manager window. This simplifies your PC’s desktop while you build your test
with the TWE application.
Later, when you test your test design on a physical specimen, you typically restore the Station Manager
application to perform tasks such as:
• Set limit levels and actions for detectors
• Position the actuator to install the specimen installation
• Apply offsets
Use the Station Manager application to run tests
An important concept to understand when you run tests with MTS TestSuite software is that the Station
Manager application, which is a component of MTS controller software, always runs in the background.
The Station Manager application hosts the station configuration and performs real-time control.
MTS FlexTest Controller software includes the Station Manager application, which maintains real-time
control of the station, and allows you to perform station activities (for example, to install the specimen).
108 | MTS TestSuite
Considerations for Servohydraulic Systems
- MTS TestSuite 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Design Guidelines 4
- Modify the Example Test 5
- Before You Begin 7
- Documentation Conventions 7
- Caution: 8
- Technical Support 11
- If You Contact MTS by Phone 13
- Introduction 15
- About This Guide 16
- TWE Main Window 17
- Main Window Toolbar 20
- Examine the Example Test 25
- Design Flow 26
- Define Tab 27
- Set Up Section 29
- Run Section 30
- MTS TestSuite 31
- Finish Section 39
- Test-Run Display Subtab 40
- Variables Subtab 40
- Variable Definition 41
- Report Templates Subtab 43
- Functions Subtab 44
- Resources Subtab 45
- Test Definition Subtab 47
- Monitor Tab 49
- Review Tab Layout 51
- Review Tab Toolbar 52
- Test Run Results Table 53
- Statistics Table 54
- Panel of Charts and Tables 54
- Four-Panel View 56
- Runtime Values Tab 57
- 58 58
- Designing Tests 60
- Tests and Templates 61
- Modifying Tests 63
- Run-Time Markers 67
- Batch Mode Tests 67
- Working With Variables 69
- Using Variables in Activities 70
- Variable Example 70
- Managing Variables 73
- Configuring Data Acquisition 74
- Setting Buffer Size 75
- Debugging 78
- Rapid Design Iterations 79
- Design Scenario 83
- Formula Assistant File 84
- Modifying the Run Section 88
- Modifying the Finish Section 92
- Working with MTS FlexTest 95
- Resources 95
- Resource Basics 96
- Connecting to a Controller 96
- Controller 98
- Station Configurations 98
- Controller Resources 99
- Resource Mapping 99
- Offline Test Design 102
- MTS TestSuite 105
- Understand Software Concepts 106
- Station Controls Panel 107
- Station Configuration Files 108
- TWE Startup 109
- Working with Limits 109
- Set Station Detector Limits 110
- Reset Detectors 112
- Manual Command Properties 112
- Warning: 114
- MTS TestSuite 117
- About this Chapter 118
- Basic Concepts 118
- Terminology Differences 119
- Functional Differences 122
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