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    <Comment>Verified With datapro versions 4.0.1038.49397,4.1.446.49612 and 4.2.148.49617, that quick build  includes clock settings  when building a test setup from a  DAS.

Steps to test .

1. Create test setup with some non default settings for the clock sources   using a das that supports clock sync.
2. Run test arm das  , trigger etc, then delete test setup.
3. Use quick build to create the test setup again and verify the clock sources match the original created test setup . </Comment>
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    <Comment>To test:
Run a test with non-default values for Clock Master Input Clock Type and/or Clock Slave Input Clock Type, after checking the "Enable input and output clock source options" checkbox.

Then, delete the Test Setup, and rebuild it using Quick Build (test setups tab quick build button) and ensure that the values are in the Test.

49263 is 4.0; 49264 is 4.1; 49265 is 4.2</Comment>
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    <Comment>These values are stored in the TestSetup filestore, and are already being read.  They simply need to be assigned to a Test Setup during the Quick Build process.</Comment>
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    <Comment>Kate Martin (DTS)
 
Jun 8, 2023, 19:15 GMT+1
 
Hi Dan
  
 If I have a S6A set up with time sync, run a test and then try to use QuickBuild on a new DataPro install I do not get the time sync attributes set in my new test.
  
 It appears the das config XML has no place holder for these to populate.
  
 Thxs
 Kate</Comment>
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