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MOTLoad Commands

MOTLoad Firmware Package User’s Manual (6806800C24D)

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3.1.111 testSuite

Name

testSuite—executes the specified test suite. The test suite is specified by either the

-n option

(MOTLoad built-ins or user-created) or by the -a option (memory resident). The -a option is
useful when you have a text file containing commands you want executed in a test suite; for
example, testRamQuick or testRtcTick. If this text file has been downloaded, using the
tftpGet MOTLoad command, to a particular address; for example, 0x05000000, you can use
the -a option to execute the test suite. For example, typing testSuite –a0x05000000
executes the test suite.

The -l option displays the contents of the specified test suite.

The -c, -t and -s options control the loop and execution aspects of the test suite.

The -r option overrides the -c and -q options, allowing only one iteration of the test suite, which
is run in the background with no console messages. Control may be returned to the console
before the test suite has completed with the -r option; use test status to determine the
outcome of the background suite.

Options -c, -t and -w take decimal numbers as arguments.

The -m (multi-line mode) causes the on-going test status information to scroll the display
rather than overwriting the previous line.

The -q (quiet) option reduces the amount of displayed information to only error and warnings,
the on-going test status info, and the test summary output.

The -w (wait-time) option speeds up the console display, for those times when test time is
critical.

Synopsis

testSuite [-aP*] [-cP*] [-d] [-k] [-l] [-m] [-nPs] [-q] [-r] [-s] [-tP*]

[-wP*]