Keithley 2600a series - Page 688

Index Series 2600A System SourceMeter
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Instruments Reference Manual
Index-4 2600AS-901-01 Rev. B / September 2008
Operation ..................................8-6, 8-7
Output voltage accuracy .........................22-6
Limits ..............................................22-8
Output-off states .....................................2-23
High-impedance .............................2-23
Menu ..............................................2-23
Normal ............................................2-23
Remote programming .....................2-24
zero ................................................2-23
Overheating protection .............................4-3
equations ..........................................4-3
Overlapped operations ...........................14-9
P
Password ................................................17-6
Reset ..............................................17-7
Setting ............................................17-6
Phone number ..........................................1-3
Power
Calculations ............................3-17, 4-4
Equations .........................................4-3
Measurement procedure ......3-17, 3-18
Measurements ................................3-17
Programming example ...................3-18
Remote programming ...........3-17, 3-19
Power module ..............................1-10, 1-12
Power switch ............................................1-7
Power-on setup ............................3-21, 3-22
Power-up ................................................1-14
Line frequency ................................1-14
Line power connection ...................1-14
Sequence .......................................1-15
Precedence ............................................19-6
Primary address .....................................15-4
Pulse
Concepts ..........................................9-9
Duty cycle .......................................9-10
Rise and fall times ............................9-9
Pulse energy limitations .........................4-20
Pulse mode sweeps .....................9-9, 10-13
Using timers .................................10-13
Pulse train ............................................10-14
Pulse-mode sweeps ...............................10-6
Q
Queries ...................................................12-3
Queues ......................................... C-2, C-22
Error ..............................................C-22
Output ..................................15-2, C-22
R
Range .......................................................6-2
Auto ..................................................6-3
Auto range limits ...............................6-3
Available ranges ...............................6-2
Commands .......................................6-4
Considerations .................................6-4
Limitations ........................................6-3
Low limits ..........................................6-3
Manual ..............................................6-3
Output value ...................................22-5
Programming ....................................6-4
Programming example ..................... 6-5
Reading buffers ............................7-2, 19-13
Attributes .......................................... 7-8
Commands ....................................... 7-7
Defined buffer example .................. 7-10
Designations .................................... 7-6
Displaying readings .......................... 7-5
Dual buffer example ....................... 7-11
Dynamically allocated .................... 7-10
Dynamically allocated buffer example 7-12
Location number .............................. 7-5
Overview .......................................... 7-2
Remote state .................................... 7-5
Removing stale buffers ................ 14-10
Saving ..............................................7-4
Status ............................................... 7-9
Storage ............................................ 7-4
Storage control attributes ................. 7-6
Timestamp ....................................... 7-5
Readings
Maximum ......................................... 6-3
Recalling ..........................................7-5
Rear panel summaries ............................. 1-9
Recommended test equipment .............. 22-3
Recommended verification equipment ...22-3
Registers
Enable and transition .....................C-16
Measurement event .......................C-21
Operation event .............................C-19
Programming example ...................C-22
Questionable event ........................C-20
Reading ..........................................C-13
Serial polling and SRQ ...................C-15
Service request enable ..................C-15
Standard event ...............................C-18
Status sets .....................................C-17
System summary event .................C-17
Rel ............................................................ 6-8
Defining a value ............................... 6-8
Enabling and disabling ..................... 6-8
Front panel ....................................... 6-8
Remote programming ...................... 6-9
REM ....................................................... 15-7
Remote calibration ................................. 20-5
Remote command interface
Selecting ...................................... 16-13
Remote operation
Source-measure procedure ............. 3-9
Remote programming
Ohms ............................................. 3-16
Power ...................................3-17, 3-19
rel .....................................................6-9
Remote vs. local operation ................ 19-240
REN (remote enable) .............................15-6
Reserved words .....................................19-3
Restoring factory defaults ...................... 22-4
Rising edge acceptor trigger mode ...... 10-30
Rising edge master trigger mode ......... 10-29
Rotary knob ..............................................1-8
RS-232 cable ...................................1-4, 1-5
RS-232 interface
Baud rate ....................................... 15-9
Connections ................................. 15-10