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Notes
Value
Property
None
Description
Number
Type
Length
Dimension
mm
Unit
This sets the initial value of End Level 1
to 2 mm, which is the same value you
2.00
Default Value
entered on the Properties tab when you
originally defined the Cycle activity.
However, now the End Level 1 value
changes whenever the operator changes
the variable value.
You provide the operator the capability
to change the variable value while the
test is running by enabling the Editable
During Test property, and adding the
Input Parameters activity.
Disabled
Calculation
This allows the variable value to change
during the test (when the test is locked).
During Test
Availability
Fixed
Format Type
Decimal
Digit Type
3
Digits
Disabled
Use Range
7. Click OK.
8. Follow the method used to create End Level 1 and create a variable for End Level 2 with a default value
of -2 mm.
Note:
If you were to run the test now, it would look identical to the previous run because you assigned
default values to the variables that are identical to the originally assigned values.
5.2.10.0 Adding an Input Variables Activity
In this task, you add an Input Variables activity to the procedure and define its properties. During the test,
the Input Variables activity opens a window that allows the operator to change the end levels of the Cycle
activity. The end levels are variable values an operator can change before running the test.
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