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Question asked by morganpayne on Jul 21, 2015
Latest reply on Sep 17, 2015 by morganpayne

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Is there a way to automatically add the component part number that was entered into the device entry form into the component test that is generated by IPG Test Consultant in the remarks section? Example my component part number in this test is 907-00103-J0. I would like it to generate just like this.

!!!! 2 0 1 1429039715 0000
! IPG: rev 08.30pb Wed Jan 07 08:28:19 2015
! Common Lead Resistance 500m, Common Lead Inductance 1.00u
! Fixture: EXPRESS
disconnect all
connect s to "+3.3V"
connect i to "FPGA_TMS"
resistor 10k, 5.45, 5.27, ar100m, re4, wb !907-00103-J0
! "r5016" test.
! DUT: nominal 10k, plus tol 5.00 %, minus tol 5.00 %
! DUT: high 10.5k, low 9.5k
! TEST: high limit 10.545k, low limit 9.473k
! Tolerance Multiplier 10.0
! Remote Sensing is Allowed

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Sep 16, 2015 5:36 AM

Hi Morgan, you should be able to add partnumber to the comment field and it will appear how you like - there is also an option to add part number in initial data entry stage and this will then be a designated entry

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morganpayne @ Jon_oc on Sep 17, 2015 9:00 AM

I think you are misunderstanding. I already have entered a part number in the Part Number and Failure Message fields in the device entry form. After I generate the tests and then eventually go to debug in the new interface, the first thing I currently do is put the part number in the comments field. This allows me to sort by my defined part numbers. This takes quite some time however and it would be nice if IPG automatically put the part number from device entry into the comments field. Or if there were a part number field in the new debug interface that would work for me as well.

Edited by: Morgan Payne on Sep 17, 2015 9:59 AM

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Hi Morgan, you should be able to add partnumber to the comment field and it will appear how you like - there is also an option to add part number in initial data entry stage and this will then be a designated entry
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- morganpayne @ Jon_oc on Sep 17, 2015 9:00 AM
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  I think you are misunderstanding. I already have entered a part number in the Part Number and Failure Message fields in the device entry form. After I generate the tests and then eventually go to debug in the new interface, the first thing I currently do is put the part number in the comments field. This allows me to sort by my defined part numbers. This takes quite some time however and it would be nice if IPG automatically put the part number from device entry into the comments field. Or if there were a part number field in the new debug interface that would work for me as well.
  
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