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Tester	Test Date	Scopy version	Plugin version (N/A if not applicable)	Comments

Test 1: Check Scopy AppImage x86_64

UID: TST.START.APPIMAGE.X86_64

Description: This test verifies if the Scopy AppImage starts correctly on an Linux Operating System with x86_64 architecture.

Preconditions:

• OS: Linux intel x86_64

• libfuse2 is required in order to execute an AppImage, install it using sudo apt-get install

Steps:

1. Download Scopy Linux AppImage x86_64 from the release page.

2. Unzip the archive.

   • Expected result: a file named Scopy-x86_64.AppImage should be extracted.

   • Actual result:

3. Grant execution permission to the file using the terminal.

   chmod +x Scopy-x86_64.AppImage
   

4. To start the application execute the .AppImage file.

   ./Scopy-x86_64.AppImage
   

   Or double-click from the GUI.

   • Expected result: A window containing the GUI of the application should open and if opened from the terminal, the logs generated by the application should be displayed inside the terminal. Inside the application, a window containing the license agreement should appear with 2 buttons “Exit” and “Continue”.

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5. Press “Exit”.

   • Expected result: Scopy should gracefully close.

   • Actual result:

6. Start again the application, just like in step 4.

7. Press “Continue”.

   • Expected result: The window containing the license agreement should close and Scopy should be still running.

   • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 2: Check Scopy AppImage arm32

UID: TST.START.APPIMAGE.X86_64

Description: This test verifies if the Scopy AppImage starts correctly on an Linux Operating System with arm32 architecture.

Preconditions:

• OS: Linux intel arm32

• libfuse2 is required in order to execute an AppImage, install it using sudo apt-get install

Steps:

1. Download Scopy Linux AppImage arm32 from the release page.

2. Unzip the archive.

   • Expected result: a file named Scopy-armhf.AppImage should be extracted.

   • Actual result:

3. Grant execution permission to the file using the terminal.

   chmod +x Scopy-armhf.AppImage
   

4. To start the application execute the .AppImage file.

   ./Scopy-armhf.AppImage
   

   Or double-click from the GUI.

   • Expected result: A window containing the GUI of the application should open and if opened from the terminal, the logs generated by the application should be displayed inside the terminal. Inside the application, a window containing the license agreement should appear with 2 buttons “Exit” and “Continue”.

   • Actual result:

5. Press “Exit”.

   • Expected result: Scopy should gracefully close.

   • Actual result:

6. Start again the application, just like in step 4.

7. Press “Continue”.

   • Expected result: The window containing the license agreement should close and Scopy should be still running.

   • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 3: Check if Scopy AppImage arm64 opens correctly

UID: TST.START.APPIMAGE.X86_64

Description: This test verifies if the Scopy AppImage starts correctly on an Linux Operating System with arm64 architecture.

Preconditions:

• OS: Linux intel arm64

• libfuse2 is required in order to execute an AppImage, install it using sudo apt-get install

Steps:

1. Download Scopy Linux AppImage arm64 from the release page.

2. Unzip the archive.

   • Expected result: a file named Scopy-arm64.AppImage should be extracted.

   • Actual result:

3. Grant execution permission to the file using the terminal.

   chmod +x Scopy-arm64.AppImage
   

4. To start the application execute the .AppImage file.

   ./Scopy-arm64.AppImage
   

   Or double-click from the GUI.

   • Expected result: A window containing the GUI of the application should open and if opened from the terminal, the logs generated by the application should be displayed inside the terminal. Inside the application, a window containing the license agreement should appear with 2 buttons “Exit” and “Continue”.

   • Actual result:

5. Press “Exit”.

   • Expected result: Scopy should gracefully close.

   • Actual result:

6. Start again the application, just like in step 4.

7. Press “Continue”.

   • Expected result: The window containing the license agreement should close and Scopy should be still running.

   • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 4: Check Scopy macOS

UID: TST.START.MACOS

Precondition:

• OS: macOS intel

Description: This test checks whether the Scopy macOS installer successfully installs the application and ensures it launches correctly on a macOS operating system with an x86_64 architecture.

Steps:

1. Download Scopy macOS installer from the release page.

2. Unzip the archive.

   • Expected result: A DMG file named Scopy-macos should be extracted. (the file name will also contain the macOS version and the commit hash)

   • Actual result:

3. Double-click the file.

   • Expected result: A pop-up that contains the Scopy icon will appear

   • Actual result:

4. Install the application by right clicking the file and click on Open.

   • Expected result: A error pop-up will appear.

   • Actual result:

5. Click on Cancel and after that repeat the step 4, right click on the file, and click on Open.

   • Expected result: A warning pop-up will appear. Different than the first one by including an Open button.

   • Actual result:

6. Click on Open

   • Expected result: After a while, a window with the GUI of the application should open. Inside the application, a window containing the license agreement should appear with 2 buttons “Exit” and “Continue”.

   • Actual result:

7. Press “Exit”.

   • Expected result: Scopy should gracefully close.

   • Actual result:

8. Start again the application by right-clicking and click on Open.

9. Press “Continue”.

   • Expected result: The window containing the license agreement should close and Scopy should be still running.

   • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 5: Check Scopy Windows installer

UID: TST.START.WINDOWS

Precondition:

• OS: Windows

Description: This test checks whether the Scopy Windows installer successfully installs the application and ensures it launches correctly on a Windows operating system with an x86_64 architecture.

Steps:

1. Download Scopy Windows installer from the release page.

2. Double-click the installer.

   • Expected result: A window containing the installation wizard should open. It should contain a drop-down menu from which can be selected the language during the installation.

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3. Click on OK

   • Expected result: The installer continues with the License Agreement tab.

   • Actual result:

4. Click on I accept the agreement and on Next.

   • Expected result: The installer continues with the location where the application will be installed.

   • Actual result:

5. Select a location and click on Next.

   • Expected result: The installer continues with the list of components that will be installed.

   • Actual result:

6. Click on Next.

   • Expected result: The installer continues with the Additional Tasks tab.

   • Actual result:

7. Check the “Install drivers for ADALM2000 - Requires Administrative Rights” box and click on Next.

   • Expected result: The installer continues with the installation summary.

   • Actual result:

8. Click on Install.

   • Expected result: The application should start installing. At the end of the installation, it should ask for Administrative Rights in order to install ADALM2000 drivers.

   • Actual result:

9. Inside the newly opened window. Follow the ADALM2000 drivers installation by clicking Next and Finish.

   • Expected result: Both the application and the ADALM2000 drivers installed successfully. And optionally, you can check to restart the computer or not.

   • Actual result:

10. Click on Finish.

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL