Datalogger Test Suite

Note

User guide Data Logger user guide

The following apply to all tests below, any special requirements will be mentioned.

Prerequisites:

  • Scopy v2.0.0 or later with Data Logger installed on the system

  • Tests listed as dependencies are successfully completed

  • Reset .ini files to default by pressing Reset button in Preferences

Note

Tester

Test Date

Scopy version

Plugin version (N/A if not applicable)

Comments

Setup Environment

AdalmPluto.Emu:

  • Open Scopy

  • Start the iio-emu process using Pluto option from the dropdown

  • Connect to the Pluto Device

AdalmPluto.Device:

  • Open Scopy

  • Connect to the Pluto Device using IP or USB

M2k.Emu:

  • Open Scopy

  • Start the iio-emu process using ADALM2000 option from the dropdown

  • Connect to the M2k Device

Test 1: Enable and Disable Data Logger Channel

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.ENABLE_DISABLE_DATA_LOGGER_CHANNEL

Description: Enable the channel and check if the channel is enabled

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Using channel menu enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Wait for some data to be collected

    • Expected result: Curve will be displayed on the plot

    • Actual result:

  1. Using channel menu disable channel voltage0 of xadc device

    • Expected result: Curve will be removed from the plot

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 2: Run and Stop Data Logging

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.RUN_STOP_DATA_LOGGING

Description: Start the Data Logger and check if the data is being collected

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Using channel menu enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button
    • Expected result:

      • Data is being collected and displayed on the plot

      • Run button is changed to Stop

    • Actual result:

  1. Press Stop button
    • Expected result:

      • Data is no longer being collected and displayed on the plot

      • Stop button is changed to Run

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 3: Clear Collected Data

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.CLEAR_COLLECTED_DATA

Description: Clear the data and check if the data is removed from the plot

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Using channel menu enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Wait for some data to be collected

  5. Press Stop button

  6. Press Clear button

    • Expected result: Data is removed from the plot

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 4: Clear data while running

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.CLEAR_DATA_WHILE_RUNNING

Description: Clear the data while running and check if the data is removed from the plot

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Using channel menu enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Wait for some data to be collected

  5. Press Clear button
    • Expected result:

      • Data is removed from the plot

      • Buffer is cleared and the starting point is reset to “0”

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 5: Create a New Data Logger Tool

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.CREATE_NEW_DATA_LOGGER_TOOL

Description: Create a new tool and check if the new tool is created

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Press + button
    • Expected result:

      • New tool is created

      • We are moved to the new tool

      • The new tool has x button next to +

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 6: Remove a Created Tool

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.REMOVE_A_CREATED_TOOL

Description: Remove the tool and check if the tool is removed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Press + button

  3. Press x button next to +

    • Expected result: Tool is removed

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 7: Verify Removal Disabled for Default Tool

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.VERIFY_REMOVAL_DISABLED_FOR_DEFAULT_TOOL

Description: Check if the remove tool is disabled for the first tool

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Press + button

    • Expected result: A new tool where x button is available is created

    • Actual result:

  1. Open original Data Logger tool

    • Expected result: No x button is available

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 8: Print Collected Data

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.PRINT_COLLECTED_DATA

Description: Print the data and check if the data is printed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Using channel menu enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Wait for some data to be collected

  5. Press Print button

  6. Choose directory where to save the file
    • Expected result:

      • Data is saved to a pdf file in the chosen directory

      • The file name structure is “Scopy-Data-Logger-<date>-<time>.pdf”

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 9: Info button documentation

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.INFO_BUTTON_DOCUMENTATION

Description: Check if the info documentation option works

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Press Info button

  3. Press Documentation button

    • Expected result: A browser window is opened with the documentation page

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 10: Info button tutorial

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.INFO_BUTTON_TUTORIAL

Description: Check if the info tutorial option works

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Press Info button

  3. Press Tutorial button

    • Expected result: A tutorial explaining how to use the Data Logger is displayed

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 11: Settings Change Data Logger Tool Name

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SETTINGS_CHANGE_DATA_LOGGER_TOOL_NAME

Description: Change the tool name and check if the tool name is changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Press Settings button

  3. Change the tool name at the top of the Settings menu from “Data Logger” to “Test Tool”

    • Expected result: Tool name is changed in the tools menu

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 12: Set Valid X-Axis Delta Value

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SET_VALID_X_AXIS_DELTA_VALUE

Description: Change the X-Axis Delta Value to a valid input and check if the X-Axis Delta Value is changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Wait for at least “20” seconds

  5. Press Settings button

  6. Change the X-Axis Delta Value from “10” to “20” then press enter

    • Expected result: X-Axis displays “20” seconds of data instead of “10” seconds

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 13: Handle Invalid X-Axis Delta Value Input

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.HANDLE_INVALID_X_AXIS_DELTA_VALUE_INPUT

Description: Change the X-Axis Delta Value to an invalid input and check if the X-Axis Delta Value is not changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Wait for at least “20” seconds

  5. Press Settings button

  6. Change the X-Axis Delta Value from “10” to “test” then press enter

    • Expected result: X-Axis displays “10” seconds

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 14: Adjust X-Axis Delta Value Using Buttons

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.ADJUST_X_AXIS_DELTA_VALUE_USING_BUTTONS

Description: Change the X-Axis Delta Value using the + / - buttons and check if the X-Axis Delta Value is changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Settings button

  5. Press + button next to X-Axis Delta Value

    • Expected result: X-Axis displays “11” seconds of data instead of “10” seconds

    • Actual result:

  1. Press - button next to X-Axis Delta Value

    • Expected result: X-Axis displays “10” seconds of data instead of “11” seconds

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 15: Toggle X-Axis UTC Time Display

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.TOGGLE_X_AXIS_UTC_TIME_DISPLAY

Description: Enable the X-Axis UTC Time setting and check if the X-Axis displays UTC time instead of delta value.

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Settings button

  5. Toggle the X-Axis UTC Time on

    • Expected result: X-Axis displays UTC time instead of delta value

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle the X-Axis UTC Time off

    • Expected result: X-Axis displays delta value instead of UTC time

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 16: Toggle X-Axis Live Plotting

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.TOGGLE_X_AXIS_LIVE_PLOTTING

Description: Toggle the X-Axis Live plotting off/on and check if the X-Axis displays live data

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

    • Expected result: X-Axis is updated so the last point added is always visible

    • Actual result:

  1. Press Settings button

  2. Toggle the X-Axis Live plotting off
    • Expected result:

      • X-Axis displays data collected but the last point added is not always visible

      • Settings for picking date time value to show is now available

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 17: Toggle Y-Axis Autoscale

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.TOGGLE_Y_AXIS_AUTOSCALE

Description: Toggle the Y-Axis autoscale off/on and check if the Y-Axis displays data with autoscale

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Settings button

  5. Toggle the Y-Axis autoscale off
    • Expected result:

      • Y-Axis displays data without autoscale

      • Settings for picking min and max value are now enabled

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle the Y-Axis autoscale on
    • Expected result:

      • Y-Axis displays data with autoscale

      • Settings for picking min and max value is now disabled

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 18: Set Y-Axis Minimum and Maximum Values

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SET_Y_AXIS_MIN_MAX_VALUES

Description: Change the Y-Axis min and max value and check if the Y-Axis displays data with the new min and max value

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Settings button

  5. Toggle the Y-Axis autoscale off

  6. Change the Y-Axis min value to “0” then press enter

    • Expected result: Y-Axis displays data has now “0” as bottom value

    • Actual result:

  1. Change the Y-Axis max value to “2” then press enter

    • Expected result: Y-Axis displays data has now “2” as top value

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 19: Adjust Curve Thickness

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.ADJUST_CURVE_THICKNESS

Description: Change the curve thickness and check if the curve thickness is changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Settings button

  5. Change the curve thickness to “2” then press enter

    • Expected result: Curve thickness is changed to “2”

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 20: Change Curve Style

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.CHANGE_CURVE_STYLE

Description: Change the curve style and check if the curve style is changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Settings button

  5. Change the curve style to dots then press enter

    • Expected result: Curve data is displayed as dots instead of lines

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 21: Adjust Plot Display Settings

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.ADJUST_PLOT_DISPLAY_SETTINGS

Description: Change the plot settings and check if the plot settings are changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Press Settings button

  3. Toggle Buffer Preview off

    • Expected result: Buffer preview is not displayed

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle Buffer Preview on

    • Expected result: Buffer preview is displayed

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle X-AXIS label off

    • Expected result: X-Axis labels are not displayed

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle X-AXIS label on

    • Expected result: X-Axis labels are displayed

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle Y-AXIS label off

    • Expected result: Y-Axis labels are not displayed

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle Y-AXIS label on

    • Expected result: Y-Axis labels are displayed

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 22: Verify Plot Display Method

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.VERIFY_PLOT_DISPLAY_METHOD

Description: Verify that the application displays data in the “Plot” mode correctly

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

    • Expected result: Data is displayed in the plot mode

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 23: Verify Plain Text Display Method

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.VERIFY_PLAIN_TEXT_DISPLAY_METHOD

Description: Verify that the application displays data in the “Plain Text” mode correctly

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Text button

    • Expected result: Data is displayed in the plain text mode

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 24: Verify 7 Segment Display Method

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.VERIFY_7_SEGMENT_DISPLAY_METHOD

Description: Verify that the application displays data in the “7 Segment” mode correctly

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press 7 Segment button

    • Expected result: Data is displayed in the 7 segment mode

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 25: Toggle Between Display Methods

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.TOGGLE_BETWEEN_DISPLAY_METHODS

Description: Verify that the application toggles between the display methods correctly

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press Text button

    • Expected result: Data is displayed in the plain text mode

    • Actual result:

  1. Press 7 Segment button

    • Expected result: Data is displayed in the 7 segment mode

    • Actual result:

  1. Press Plot button

    • Expected result: Data is displayed in the plot mode

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 26: Set 7 Segment Display Precision

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SET_7_SEGMENT_DISPLAY_PRECISION

Description: Change the 7 Segment precision and check if the 7 Segment precision is changed

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press 7 Segment button

  5. Press Settings button

  6. Change the 7 Segment precision to “2” then press enter

    • Expected result: 7 Segment displays data with “2” decimal points

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 27: Toggle 7 Segment Min/Max Display

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.TOGGLE_7_SEGMENT_MIN_MAX_DISPLAY

Description: Toggle 7 Segment min/max off/on and check if the 7 Segment displays data with min/max values

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Press 7 Segment button

  5. Press Settings button

  6. Toggle the 7 Segment min/max off

    • Expected result: 7 Segment displays data without min/max values

    • Actual result:

  1. Toggle the 7 Segment min/max on

    • Expected result: 7 Segment displays data with min/max values

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 28: Choose File for Data Logging

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.CHOOSE_FILE_FOR_DATA_LOGGING

Description: Verify that the application allows the user to choose a file to save data to

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Open the settings menu

  3. Press Browse button

    • Expected result: A file explorer window is opened

    • Actual result:

  1. Choose a “.csv” file to save data to

    • Expected result: The file path is displayed in the settings menu

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 29: Save Collected Data to File

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SAVE_COLLECTED_DATA_TO_FILE

Description: Verify that the application saves all collected data to a file when the “Save Data” function is triggered.

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Wait for some data to be collected

  5. Open the settings menu

  6. Press Save Data button

    • Expected result: Data is saved to a file in the chosen file.

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 30: Enable Live Data Logging

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.ENABLE_LIVE_DATA_LOGGING

Description: Verify that the application saves all collected data to a file when the “Live Data Logging” function is triggered.

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Open the settings menu

  5. Toggle Live Data Logging on
    • Expected result:

      • Data is saved to a file in the chosen file continuously

      • Save Data and Import data buttons are disabled

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 31: Import Data from File

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.IMPORT_DATA_FROM_FILE

Description: Verify that the application allows the user to import data from a file

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Open the settings menu

  3. Press Import Data button

    • Expected result: A file explorer window is opened

    • Actual result:

  1. Choose a “.csv” file to import data from
    • Expected result:

      • in the channel menu a new virtual device called “Import: <file name>” is created

      • channel xadc-voltage0 is available under the “Import: <file name>” device

    • Actual result:

  1. Enable channel xadc-voltage0 of “Import: <file name>” device

    • Expected result: Data from the file is displayed on the plot relative to the time and date it was recorded

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 32: Set Maximum Channel Data Storage

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SET_MAXIMUM_CHANNEL_DATA_STORAGE

Description: Verify that the application allows the user to set the maximum channel data storage

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Steps:

  1. Open Preferences

  2. Go to “DataLoggerPlugin” tab

  3. Change the “Maximum data stored for each monitor” from “10Kb” to “1Mb”

    • Expected result: The maximum channel data storage is set to “1Mb”

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 33: Set Data Logger Read Interval

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SET_DATA_LOGGER_READ_INTERVAL

Description: Verify that the application allows the user to set the read interval

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Open Preferences

  5. Go to “DataLoggerPlugin” tab

  6. Change the “Read interval” from “1” to “2”

  7. Open Data Logger plugin

    • Expected result: Data is collected every “2” seconds instead of “1” second

    • Actual result:

  1. Change the Read interval to “test”

    • Expected result: Value is reset to the last default value.

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL

Test 34: Set X-Axis Date Time Format

UID: TST.DATALOGGER.SET_X_AXIS_DATE_TIME_FORMAT

Description: Verify that the application allows the user to set the date time format for the X Axis

OS: ANY

Preconditions:
Prerequisites:
Steps:

  1. Open Data Logger plugin

  2. Enable channel voltage0 of xadc device

  3. Press Run button

  4. Open Preferences

  5. Go to DataLoggerPlugin tab

  6. Change the Date time format from “hh:mm:ss” to “mm:ss”

  7. Open Data Logger plugin

    • Expected result: X Axis displays date time in the format “mm:ss”

    • Actual result:

  1. Change the Date time format to “123”

    • Expected result: Value is reset to the last default value.

    • Actual result:

  1. Change the Date time format to “test”

    • Expected result: Value is reset to the last default value.

    • Actual result:

Tested OS:

Comments:

Result: PASS/FAIL