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SSSID_MANMODE_SELECTION (Item_id = 61)
This read/write item is an 8-bit unsigned integer representing the
manual mode 'memory' to recall when next powering the tester.
This item cannot be written unless the session is unrestricted.
Valid values are in the range 0 through 9 inclusive.
7. Testfile Upload Commands
The SSS command protocol allows a fast and efficient means of
creating testfiles. The purpose of the testfile is covered by alternate
tester documentation.
SSSCMD_TESTFILE_RESTART (command code 0x30)
This command is used to clear the SRAM testfile assembly area. This
command must be issued immediately prior to providing testfile entries.
If the ‘itemd id’, ‘instance’, or amount of supplied data is non-zero, then
the tester will respond with SSSRSP_NAK and the appropriate reason
code.
SSSCMD_TESTFILE_ENTRY (command code 0x31)
This command is used to add an appliance name & testcode (and
possibly a site and location) to the SRAM testfile assembly area. The
command will fail if testfile assembly has not previously been initiated
with the SSSCMD_TESTFILE_RESTART command.
The host must supply between 2 and 4 strings:
The appliance/product number.
The testcode to use when testing this appliance/product.
An optional site name at which this appliance is expected to be
located.
An optional location name at which this appliance is expected
to be located.
If the ‘itemd id’ or ‘instance’ are non-zero, then the tester will respond
with SSSRSP_NAK and the appropriate reason code. Similarly the
tester will respond with a NAK if there are too few or too many strings,
any of the strings are too short or too long, etc.
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