ScanExpress Runner Gang Edition 4.5
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ScanExpress Runner Gang Edition 4.5

ScanExpress Runner Gang is a high-throughput, high-volume solution for boundary-scan production test applications
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ScanExpress Runner Gang Edition is a software solution for high-speed and high-volume boundary-scan production testing and In-System Programming (ISP) of CPLDs and Flash devices. It enables the testing and programming of multiple boards simultaneously using a single PC. The software provides a run-time environment for executing boundary-scan tests and performing ISP in a pre-planned order.

ScanExpress Runner Gang is a high-throughput and high-volume solution for boundary-scan production test applications. The software enables concurrent boundary-scan testing and In-System Programming (ISP) of CPLDs and Flash devices on multiple boards using a single PC. The most common production test stations provide capability to test 4, 8, and 32 boards in parallel.
The ScanExpress Runner Gang boundary-scan run-time environment provides the capability to execute boundary-scan tests and perform ISP in a pre-planned, specific order called a test plan. Test vectors, generated using ScanExpress TPG, are executed and the test results can be displayed on-screen and logged to a file. Infrastructure, interconnect, resistor and memory tests are executed using a Corelis proprietary Compact Vector Format (CVF) file.
This file format maximizes test coverage while minimizing the file size. Other formats such as SVF, JAM, and STAPL are also supported for in-system programming. Any number of different test steps can be combined into a test plan.
Test steps within a test plan may be added, removed, reordered, enabled, or disabled. These test steps can be executed sequentially, repeated any number of times, or run continuously. Each test step is simultaneously executed on each connected UUT offering true concurrent testing

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