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General| Brand | ADCMT |
|---|---|
| Model | 6146 |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Details about warning labels applied to ADC products and their meanings.
Essential safety precautions to prevent fire, electric shock, and personal injury.
Explanation of caution symbols used in the manual and their associated meanings.
Identification of safety marks found on ADC products and their references.
Information on main parts with limited life and replacement guidelines.
Operational warnings specific to products equipped with hard disk drives.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of the instrument and its harmful substances.
Specifies the required ambient conditions for proper operation and storage.
Details on the correct operating position and ventilation requirements.
Guidelines for storing the instrument in a stable and secure horizontal position.
An introduction to the DC Voltage/Current Generator, highlighting its features.
Describes the necessary environmental conditions for the 6146/6156.
Detailed description of the instrument's panels and their components.
Description of the various sections and controls on the front panel.
Details of connectors and controls located on the rear panel.
Instructions for setting the desired voltage or current source values.
Procedure for setting the voltage and current limit values.
Guide to navigating and operating the instrument's menu system.
Details on saving and recalling memory data for programmed outputs.
Explanation of Hold, Single, and Repeat scan modes for memory recall.
Parameters for setting start, stop, step, and bias values for sweep operations.
Description of Hold, Single, and Repeat sweep modes.
Information on connecting the load to the instrument's output terminals.
Guidelines for using 2-wire or 4-wire connections for accurate voltage sensing.
Details on outputting voltage/current and handling range changes.
Restrictions and operations related to switching source functions.
Specifies the settable ranges for voltage and current limiters.
Describes alarm conditions and their prevention mechanisms.
Function and usage of the external trigger input signal.
Details on external control signal outputs for synchronization.
Methods for synchronizing multiple units for source timing.
Diagram and guidelines for connecting two units in series.
Selection and setup of GPIB, USB, and BCD interfaces.
Information on compatibility with the former model 6144.
Introduction to GPIB interface for external control and measurement.
Steps for configuring GPIB address and Listen Only mode.
Introduction to USB interface and its capabilities.
Procedure for connecting to a PC and setting up USB interface and ID.
Configuration steps for the optional BCD parallel interface.
Explanation of LOAD signal functions in BCD remote status.
Overview of the hierarchical status register model.
Defines the syntax rules for constructing remote commands.
An index of all available remote commands and their functions.
Sample program for DC voltage generation and DMM measurement via GPIB.
Sample program for memory setting, scan, and voltage/source measurement.
Sample program for sweep operation and DMM measurement.
Procedures for testing instrument accuracy under specified conditions.
Safety guidelines to follow during the performance test procedure.
Necessary instruments, cables, and conditions for calibration.
Step-by-step procedure for DAC calibration using remote commands.
Calibration procedures executed via remote commands.
Detailed manual procedure for calibrating the instrument.
Detailed specifications for voltage and current source ranges and accuracy.
Troubleshooting guide for common issues and their potential solutions.
List of error codes, descriptions, and corresponding ERR? command responses.
Typical execution times for remote commands over GPIB and USB.
Typical internal processing times for various operations.
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