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SEMI E122-0703 © SEMI 2003 21 Command Name Parameter Name Opt./R eq. Parameter Format Description DATALOGPLANNAME REQ Text Na me of datalog plan. DATALOGDATASETS OPT List, n (n - # of datasets) 1. List, 2 1. Dataset Name…

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Command Name Parameter Name Opt./Req. Parameter Format Description
SELECTEDSITELIST OPT List, s (s = # of test-sites)
1. (test-site 1)
2. (test-site 2)
s. (test-site s)
Provides single execution
override of test-sites
enabled/disabled by remote
commands ENABLE-SITE and
DISABLE-SITE.
DATALOGDATASETS OPT List, n (n - # of datasets)
1. List, 2
1. Dataset Name
1
2. List, p (Zero-length list
= all test-sites)
1. SiteID
11
…
p. SiteID
1p
n. List, 2
1. Dataset Name
n
2. List, q (Zero-length list
= all test-sites)
1. SiteID
n1
…
q. SiteID
nq
Datalog output can be directed
to separate datasets on a per-
test-site basis.
DATALOGBYTESTTYPE OPT List, b (b = # of (TestType,
TestStatus) pairs being
assigned reports.)
1. List, 3
1. TestType
1
2. TestStatus
1
3. ReportID
1
(If omitted,
the default report is assigned.)
…
b. List, 3
1. TestType
b
2. TestStatus
b
3. ReportID
b
Specifies datalog options by
general TestType.
DATALOGBYTESTID OPT List, c (c = # of (TestId,
TestStatus) pairs being
assigned reports.)
1. List, 3
1. TestID
1
2. TestStatus
1
3. ReportID
1
…
c. List, 3
1. TestID
c
2. TestStatus
c
3. ReportID
c
Specifies datalog options for
specific test ids.
DATALOGOPTION OPT Enumerated
(0:No Log, 1:Log Pass, 2:Log
Failures, 3: Log All)
Selects the condition when
datalog is sent.
START
DATALOGPLANNAME OPT Text Turns on datalogging according
to a predefined plan. This
parameter overrides all other
individual datalog setting
options in a START command.
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Command Name Parameter Name Opt./Req. Parameter Format Description
DATALOGPLANNAME REQ Text Name of datalog plan.
DATALOGDATASETS OPT List, n (n - # of datasets)
1. List, 2
1. Dataset Name
1
2. List, p (Zero-length list
= all test-sites)
1. SiteID
11
…
p. SiteID
1p
n. List, 2
1. Dataset Name
n
2. List, q (Zero-length list
= all test-sites)
1. SiteID
n1
…
q. SiteID
nq
Datalog output can be directed
to separate datasets on a per-
test-site basis.
DATALOGBYTESTTYPE OPT List, b (b = # of (TestType,
TestStatus) pairs being
assigned reports.)
1. List, 3
1. TestType
1
2. TestStatus
1
3. ReportID
1
(If omitted,
the default report is assigned.)
…
b. List, 3
1. TestType
b
2. TestStatus
b
3. ReportID
b
Specifies datalog options by
general TestType.
DATALOGBYTESTID OPT List, c (c = # of (TestId,
TestStatus) pairs being
assigned reports.)
1. List, 3
1. TestID
1
2. TestStatus
1
3. ReportID
1
…
c. List, 3
1. TestID
c
2. TestStatus
c
3. ReportID
c
Specifies datalog options for
specific test ids.
DEFINE-DATALOG-
PLAN
DATALOGOPTION OPT Enumerated
(0:No Log, 1:Log Pass, 2:Log
Failures, 3: Log All)
Selects the condition when
datalog is sent.
START EXEC None
STOP None
STOP EXEC None
13.6 Enable/Disable Site Hierarchy
13.6.1 Test-sites can be enabled and disabled either persistently or for a single execution of the process program
through the use of the PP-SELECT, ENABLE-SITE, DISABLE-SITE, and START remote commands. The
relationship hierarchy for these commands is as follows:
1. The ENABLE-SITE parameter on the PP-SELECT remote command establishes the initial default set of test-
sites.
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2. The SELECT-TEST-SITE parameter on the START remote command establishes a single execution subset of
the initial default set of test-sites established with the PP-SELECT remote command.
3. The ENABLE-SITE and DISABLE-SITE remote commands provide for a persistent override of the initial
default set of test-sites to be established with the PP-SELECT remote command.
• The DISABLE-SITE remote command will persistently disable a test-site originally enabled via the
ENABLE-SITE parameter of the PP-SELECT remote command.
• The ENABLE-SITE remote command will persistently re-enable a test-site that was disabled via the
DISABLE-SITE remote command.
• The ENABLE-SITE remote command may not enable a test-site that was not initially enabled via the
ENABLE-SITE parameter on the PP-SELECT remote command.
13.7 Remote Commands and TSEM Process Model Mapping
13.7.1 Table 9 illustrates the relationship between remote commands and states of the TSEM processing state
model. An “X” indicates that a command is valid for use in this state. If a remote command is attempted during a
non-valid state, the equipment would reject the remote command.
Table 9 Remote Commands vs. Process States
COMMAND
ABORT
START EXEC
STOP EXEC
PAUSE
ENABLE-SITE
DISABLE-SITE
PP-SELECT
DEFINE-DATALOG-PLAN
RESUME
START
STOP
PROCESSING STATE
GEM READY X
INIT
INIT WITH ALARMS
IDLE X X
IDLE WITH ALARMS X
PROCESSING ACTIVE
PROCESS X X X
SETTING UP X X X
READY X X X X X X X
EXECUTING X X X
PAUSE X X
PROCESS PAUSE X X
PAUSING X X X
PAUSED X X X X X X
CHECKING X X
ALARM PAUSED X X
ABORTING
STOPPING X