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Using a S6DB with a S6 (STM MCU) attached and enabling automatic mode in test setup, I lowered the battery input of S6DB to 10.7v and ran test. In basic info I began automatic mode and once test got to hardware step I got the following:
 
 
Clicked 'ok' and clicked on resume (Automatic mode)
 
Test went up to Diagnostics were it stopped again.</Comment>
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After checking voltages, add to list any that have Low Battery status
 
Show warning if any Low Battery, but still pass the test
 
If in Automatic Progress, stop but still allow for manually moving on
 
 
Testing
 
 
Add hardware to DataPRO that has a battery, but your hardware shouldn't be charged very much. You may need to discharge it (overnight?) before running your test. If you don't want to wait, you could always change the numbers around in System Settings &gt; Power Settings
 
Create a test with Automatic mode enabled and add your hardware.
 
Go to Run Test. Start running your test automatically. When your hardware is checked, the battery voltage (if it is in fact low) should come up with a red background. At this point you should get a "The following unit(s) have a low battery:" message and the automatic progression should stop, but with the ability to continue.
 
Similarly, if you were progressing through your test manually you should still get the low battery message at the Hardware navstep
 
 
Committed to v4.2 dev, v4.1 maint, and v4.0 maint in r49413</Comment>
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    <Comment>##- Please type your reply above this line -##
 
You have been assigned to this ticket (#12239).
 
 
 
          
Chad J Ivan (DTS)
 
Aug 2, 2023, 08:04 PDT
 
GM has been having issues with DataPRO allowing them to get all the way to ARM without notifying them of low batteries.  I move my Diagnostics and ARM values up so it should stop me earlier in the test sequence.  
  
 My preference is that if any voltages are "Pink" that the hardware step considers that a fail and stops the automatic mode.
  
 
 
 
         
 
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