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Model 4200-SCS User’s Manual Section 2: Model 4200-SCS Software Environment
KITE interface descriptions:
1. Project navigator Where a project plan is assembled, edited, displayed, and executed A project plan
defines a series of tests, of various devices, at one or more locations. Double-clicks
here open the definition, configuration, and tool screens. A selection here defines
the starting location when only part of the project plan is to be executed.
2. Site navigator Displays the current site. Typically a die on a semiconductor wafer that is being
evaluated by the project plan. Allows selection of the single site to be evaluated
when only part of the project plan is to be executed. A unique ITM / UTM test
window and data exists for each different site.
3. Menu area Provides choice of icons to select KITE functions.
4. KITE workspace Displays the variety of screens, windows, tabs, message boxes, and so on:
• Configure all project plan components
• Observe evaluation results
• Analyze evaluation results.
5. Toolbar area Displays a variety of icons that can be used to:
• Start and stop all or part of a project plan
• Verify project plan execution
• Insert project plan components
• Save and print project plan files
• View KITE help.
6. Message area Displays KITE error, warning, and execution messages.
7. Status bar Displays descriptions of menu and toolbar items.
Project navigator
The project navigator is the primary interface for building, editing, viewing, specifying, and
accessing project plan components:
• Each project plan component may be added, sequentially or nonsequentially using menu
items or toolbar buttons.
• Single-clicking a navigator component selects it as one of the following:
– A location where a new component may be added or an existing component may be
deleted.
– An individual test, device, or series of devices for which only part of the project plan
may be executed.
• Double-clicking a project navigator component opens access to configuration screens for
the component and, as appropriate, test results, analysis tools, and status information.
Figure 2-2 describes typical project plan components that are displayed in a project navigator,
using the example project plan for illustration. Subsection ITMs versus UTMs on page 2-8
describes the ITM and UTM components in more detail.
For details about building a project plan using the project navigator, refer to the Reference Manual,
Building, modifying, and deleting a Project Plan, page 6-48.
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