TestQC Win
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Testing Procedure

Standard Operating Procedure

Below is the standard sequence of steps for conducting tests using TestQC Win on Windows-based production systems:

  • Launch the TestQC Win application.
  • Verify the Device Information (Component List).
  • Connect the system to the network (Ethernet or Wi-Fi).
  • Perform all functional tests (Keyboard, Display, Audio, Battery, etc.).
  • Scan or manually input the Serial Number (SN ID).
  • Submit the Test Report to the server.
  • Close the application and shut down the device.
Note for Testers
Before starting, ensure the TestQC server is online and accessible. The workstation should have stable network connectivity and be properly configured with the latest TestQC Win version.

Preparation

Before starting mass testing on the production line:

  • Verify that the TestQC server is online and reachable.
  • Ensure the Ethernet or Wi-Fi network is available, and credentials (SSID and password) are known.
  • Prepare a quiet environment with sufficient lighting — important for microphone, speaker, and webcam tests.
  • Arrange all devices under test (DUTs) and ensure the barcode scanner for serial number scanning is connected.

Testing Steps

  1. Launch the Application

    testqc-launch

  2. Device Information Overview

    device-info

  3. Network Connection Setup

    connecting

  4. Testing Menu

    test-menu

  5. Keyboard Test

    keyboard

  6. Touchpad Test

    touchpad

  7. Dead Pixel Test

    deadpixel

  8. Touchscreen Test

    touchscreen

  9. USB Port Test

    usbport

  10. Microphone Test

    microphone

  11. Speaker Test

    speaker

  12. Video Output Test

    video

  13. Webcam Test

    webcam

  14. Battery and Charger Test

    battery

  15. Bluetooth Test

    bluetooth

  16. Network Test

    network

  17. Accelerometer / Orientation Test

    orientation

  18. Geolocation Test

    geolocation

  19. System Information Overview

    sysinfo

  20. Submit Test Report

    inputsn

  21. Test Completed

    success

After the test sequence completes, shut down the device and proceed to the next DUT.


Tip for Efficient Workflow
It is recommended to prepare multiple devices for testing in parallel. While one device completes network or stress tests, another can begin the input or display tests to save total testing time.