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Huntron Technical Support Quick Tips Archive
Huntron Technical Support Quick Tip #1
Changing a Component Parameter for Multiple Components (Huntron Workstation)
There are many situations where you want to make one change for a single pin on a component reflect to the other pins of the same component or even to the
other compoenents in a Sequence. This is easily accomplished in the Tree Pane by right-clicking in the appropriate column header. See the image below for an example:
By right-clicking in the column header (the gray area at the top of any column in the Tree) the auxiliary menu will be displayed. In these menus we have options for a change made
in the Tree be mirrored (Set Current All) to all component pins, all components in the Sequence or even all of the Sequences. The example above shows that the Voltage setting
for Range 1 has been changed. By right-clicking on the Voltage column header to display the auxiliary menu, you can have that voltage change be reflected to all of the
components in the selected Sequence. Easy and effective!
Huntron Technical Support Quick Tip #2
Deleting Multiple Components in the Tree (Huntron Workstation)
It is very easy to delete multiple components in the Workstation Tree. Simply select multiple components while holding the Shift key (selects a range)
or the Control key (selects individual components). Then click the the Delete button (the red X) in the Toolbar above. See the image below for an example:
Do not use the “right-click row header menu” as this will delete only the selected component (the one with the arrow in the row header).
Huntron Technical Support Quick Tip #3
Workstation Status Bar (Huntron Workstation)
Have you ever wondered what you have selected in the Tree Pane but don't want to click through the tabs to find out? Take a close look at the bottom edge of
the Workstation window. Displayed in the status bar are the items (Sequence, Component, Pin and Range) currently selected in the Tree. This is especially useful if you are in the Range
tab and need to know which component is selected without clicking back to the Component tab.
When a test is being executed the Status Bar also displays the current Scan status - Sequence, Component, Pin and Range (in green).