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Component and end of line testing is a required step in the quality control of most final products. The majority of this type of testing can be accomplished with a function or cable tester. Usually, the design and construction of these testers is highly customized and product specific. Common Point has developed a universal version of each type of tester that is product independent and built from maintainable components. As the product line changes or new products are introduced, Common Point's testers can be easily adapted to the new testing requirements. These testers that can evolve with the product lines over the long term thereby protecting the end user's investment. UFTv5 FUNCTION TESTER First, our tester is universal. It can be reconfigured primarily by loading a different spreadsheet based test sequence. Second, it is modular. Hardware is predominantly unmodified, off-the-shelf components that are mass produced and in current production. This allows the testers capabilities to be easily changed to keep pace with new product testing requirements. Third, since I/O can also be added or subtracted, this makes it scalable. Fourth, hardware components, software, and spreadsheet based test sequences are interchangeable among multiple function testers. Long term obsolescence management and service is available through us and is based on the customers long term requirements. A typical function tester can be configured as follows: UCTv2 CABLE TESTER Operator controls consist of a color touch screen monitor, three pushbuttons with redundant foot petals. Each tester is designed to be an independent workstation. Yet, each tester can be wirelessly networked through a central cable tester data server to be able to exchange test sequences and store test results. This configuration provides a central station for a supervisor to monitor and direct cable or harness testing and single point connection to the corporate network. Parameters in the test sequence spreadsheet template can be entered by the cable design engineer or the operator based on product test specification. If pinout identification is not required, the cable or harness can be fully tested without the spread sheet based test sequence. A typical cable tester can be configured as follows: Each tester is capable of the following basic cable tests: Some of the optional tests include the following: Some other options are: The customers test, operational, maintenance, and management specification is included in the final design. For answers to additional questions, please contact us via email or phone located at the bottom of this page. Common Point Technologies, Inc. | ||||