RoadRunner Owner's Manual - Data I/O Corporation

Operation • Supervisor Functions •• Session Data LogSupervisorFunctionsIndividual socket yields are also calculated. This data can be useful for troubleshootinglow throughput, for example, situations when the programmeryield drops long before the socket Actuations count nears the Adapter Lifecount (see Socket > Adapter Statistics). It will be easy to see if one socket ofthe four is the cause, in which case that socket can be disabled.MCBI is the mean device count between interruptions.Skt Cycles is the number of socket actuations during the current job.3Socket 2: ENABLEDSocket 3: ENABLEDSocket 4: ENABLED Adapter StatisticsAdapter StatisticsMany statistics for the Socket Adapter itself are listed in the Socket Menuunder Adapter Statistics.No. is a unique identification number for the currently installed SocketAdapter.Mfg. is the date the currently installed Socket Adapter was first put into use.Actuations is the number of times the Socket Adapter has been actuatedduring its life.Insertions is the total number of device insertions for the life of theSocket Adapter. For example, if all four sockets were loaded every time thesockets were actuated, the number of insertions would be: Actuations x 4.Also listed in the Adapter Statistics menu are Pass, Fail, and Yield calculationsfor the currently installed adapter and separate statistics for eachindividual socket.Session Data LogDevice socket activity is recorded in the Session Data Log. If Session DataLogging is enabled in TaskLink, then a log file will be generated for eachprogramming session and saved when the session ends. It records counts of14 possible actions at each socket. The codes for these actions are as follows:PASS - # of passed devicesCFNBIBPFVF1VF2FT1FT2SFFSFBDOEFContinuity FailuresBlank error (not blank)Illegal Bit (not applicable to FLX)Programming failedFailed first verify passFailed second verify pass (not applicable to FLX)Failed first functional test (not applicable to FLX)Failed second functional test (not applicable to FLX)Security bit failed to program (not applicable to FLX)Programmed security bit failed (not applicable to FLX)Device overcurrent errorErase failed3—38 Data I/O • ProLINE-RoadRunner Owner’s Manual • 096-0240 [updated Mar2010]