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Disable screen update when multi-threading

Group,
    I'm running multi-threaded using 16 threads.  Since 16 separate screens make view almost impossible, is it possible to disable the screen updating in order to reduce cycle time. 
 
Tony
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Hi,
 
You can switch off the tracing in the Configuration | Station Options | Execution tab, Un-check Enable Tracing.
 
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Ray Farmer
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Ray Farmer
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True.  However, that is not what I'm asking.  I want to disable the screen updating.  Is this possible?

Tony

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Hey Tony,

There is an option to hide the execution windows as well.  It is located under Configure>>Model Options.  If this still isn't what you are looking for, could you give us a little more specific information as to what you want to disable?

Message Edited by Patrick P. on 12-01-2005 11:35 AM

Pat P.
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National Instruments
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Some of the ways you can hide the test socket windows are:

a) Add a ModelOptions callback to your sequence file. In the callback, set Parameters.ModelOptions.HideExecutions to true.

b) Modify the process model. For the batch model, remove the precondition on the Hide Executions? step in the Initialize TestSocket sequence.

c) Open and close Configure>>Model Options... to ensure there is a <TestStand>\Cfg\TestStandModelModelOptions.ini file. Edit the file in notepad. In the same section that has:

    NumTestSockets = <4 or some other number>

Add on a new line:

    HideExecutions = true

 

Don't change the section that has:

    NumTestSockets = Num

 

 

 

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Oops, forget option (c). Instead do what Patrick said. I didn't see that the option was on the dialog because I didn't have the Batch model active when I looked at it.
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