LTX-Credence
The LTX / Credence X-Series MX is a tester configured with Unison 4.2.0 and a PC-X1 tester PC. The X-Series MX is part of the LTX-Credence X-Series family.[1][2]

The X-Series MX uses a tester OS of Unison 4.2.0 and a PC-X1 tester PC.[2][1]
The X-Series MX includes instrument and interface modules in multiple slots, including STEPBUSⅡ_ADAP_NEW, OCTAL_VI, HCOVI, DCTM, HVVI, QFVI_VI, QTMP, SWGHSB, DIGHSB, HEX_VI, TH_PECFX2, TH_THBDFX_DIR_TMP_REFCLK, and HEX_VIB.[1][2]
The X-Series MX is placed in the test and probe category.[2]
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026.