The builder
Sequencer and settings
The More pane. Manual instrument control for when you want to poke the bench by hand, and the workspace settings that apply to every generated package.
The Sequencer
Not every bench task is a test. Sometimes you want to set a rail, toggle an output, take one reading, and see what the part does. The Sequencer gives you direct control of your configured instruments, one action at a time, and records what you did.
- Drive any configured instrument with any action from its catalog.
- Every action is logged, so a hand-driven bring-up session becomes a sequence you can turn into a workflow instead of trying to remember it.
- Arrangements persist, so your control layout is where you left it.
Workspace settings
| Setting | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-generate report after each run | Every package built from this workspace produces a PDF report from the run’s results when it finishes, saved next to the results file. The libraries it needs install into the package’s libs folder on first run. | Off |
Settings here are workspace-level defaults applied at package build time, not per-run switches. Turning the report on and rebuilding gives you a package that reports for itself, which is what you want when the package is going to run unattended.
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