Get Control E84 - HHT Test Suite Help System

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If all tests in the selected results file had passed, the HHT will advance to the first test in the Test Suite.
Each test setup screen will show the status of the current test from the results file:
‘Untested’ - Test did not run
‘Failed’ - Test was not successful the last time it ran
‘Passed’ - Test was successful the last time it ran
HHT Test Suite Help System
A Details soft key is displayed on the opening screen for each test. Pressing this Details soft key will bring
up the help system for the current test. The HHT Test Suite Help System is based on a series of ASCII text
files stored on the HHT’s SD Card. If no SD Card is inserted, or if the system cannot locate the
appropriate file, the help system will be disabled.
The help system files are stored on the SD Card in the folder \HHT_HELP and include separate files for
each supported HHT Test Suite Test. The files are named after the associated test. For example, the file
EMTST_B.TXT contains help information for Test B.
Help system files contain details on the specific test, including information on why the test is required.
GCI recommended help file contents come pre-installed on supplied SD Cards. The files are formatted
ASCII text, and can be modified by the end user to include company specific testing requirements or
information.
If the end user modifies the help files, they should maintain the following format to ensure compatibility
with the HHT Help System.
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Title <cr>
Sub-Title <cr>
Section 1 Text <cr>
Section 2 Text <cr>
.
.
.
Section 10 Text <cr>
Figure 57 - Help File Format
Line 1: Help Section Title - maximum of 40 characters. The title is
displayed in the header of the displayed help window.
Line 2: Help Section Sub-Title - maximum 40 characters. The sub-title is
displayed at the top of the scrolling help screen.
Line 3: Section 1 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 4: Section 2 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 5: Section 3 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 6: Section 4 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 7: Section 5 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 8: Section 6 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 9: Section 7 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 10: Section 8 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 11: Section 9 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Line 12: Section 10 Text - maximum 500 characters.
Each line should be terminated with a carriage return character <cr>. A second carriage return
character may be inserted between sections for clarity. There is a maximum of 10 sections, but less can
be coded.
The following figure shows the Help System file for Test G. Notice that each section is terminated with a
carriage return. The title for this Help File is Active Mode Emulator Test G. The sub-title is Verify TP1
Timeout Error. The remaining text consists of sections 1 through 4.