Seaward ClareHAL - Manual (Page 158)

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u16 time_ramp_zero; // Time in tenths of a second to ramp to zero volts
union {
float r; // Generic access
float milli_amps; // HIPOT. Used only at end of test for pass/fail
determination.
float mega_ohms; // DCIR. Used only at end of test for pass/fail
determination.
float milli_ohms; // EBOND. Used only at end of test for pass/fail
determination.
} lo_limit;
union {
float r; // Generic access
float milli_amps; // HIPOT. Test fails immediately if this limit exceeded.
float mega_ohms; // DCIR. Used only at end of test for pass/fail
determination.
float milli_ohms; // EBOND. Used only at end of test for pass/fail
determination.
} hi_limit;
u8 arc_detect; // 0 thru 9, 0=off, 1=most sensitive, ..., 9=least sensitive
u8 channel; // HAL: 0, HALSCAN: 0 thru 4, G2 0=front, 1=rear
} ssscmddata_haltest;
test_start
One of the following:
SSSVAL_HAL_TSTART_NONE 0 No special start conditions (test will fail if
guard switch is open)
SSSVAL_HAL_TSTART_STARTK 1 Start key must be pressed (test will fail if
guard switch is open)
SSSVAL_HAL_TSTART_GSW 2 Guard switch must opened and then
closed
SSSVAL_HAL_TSTART_GSW_STARTK 3 Guard switch must opened and then
closed, then the start key pressed
For earth bond tests the earth bond probe micro switch operates in
parallel with the start button. The micro switch is ignored for other test
types, or until the guard switch has been opened and closed should
this also form part of the start conditions.
target_output
For HV tests this is the required output voltage in volts.
For EBOND tests this is the required output current in milli-amps.
For PWR tests this field is reserved and should be set to zero.
time_ramp_tgt
For HV and EBOND tests this is the time to ramp to required output in
tenths of a second.
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