Keithley 2600a series - Page 690

Index Series 2600A System SourceMeter
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Instruments Reference Manual
Index-6 2600AS-901-01 Rev. B / September 2008
Terminator ....................................15-5, 15-9
Test considerations ................................22-5
Test fixture ..............................................2-20
Test Script Builder ..................................13-2
Console ........................................13-16
Editor ..............................................13-2
File management ..........................13-22
Instrument Console ......................13-16
Opening communications ...............13-4
Project navigator ............................13-2
Software .........................................13-2
Starting ...........................................13-3
Test Script Language (TSL) ...................19-3
Test Script Processor .............................12-2
Tests
Front panel .....................................21-3
Timers ..................................................10-11
Action overruns ............................10-17
Attributes ......................................10-11
Performing pulsed mode sweeps .10-13
Pulse train ....................................10-14
Triggering .....................................10-12
Timestamp ................................................7-5
Trigger count ..........................................10-8
Trigger events ........................................10-8
Arm count .......................................10-6
Event IDs ........................................10-4
Trigger count ..................................10-8
Trigger model .......................10-3, 10-4
Trigger model .........................................10-8
Trigger objects ........................................10-3
Event blenders .............................10-17
Manual (TRIG key) .........................10-7
SMU event detectors ......................10-6
Timers ..........................................10-11
Triggering ...............................................10-3
Action overruns ..............................10-9
Action overruns on hardware lines 10-11
Bypassing SMU event detectors ..10-24
Clearing SMU event detectors .......10-7
Command interface ......................10-22
Common attributes .........................10-9
Configuring attributes .....................3-11
Configuring hardware lines ...........10-10
Configuring source and measure actions 10-6
Detecting trigger events ...............10-23
Either edge trigger mode ..............10-31
Enabling pulse-mode sweeps ........10-6
Falling edge trigger mode .............10-27
Generating trigger events .............10-24
Interactive .....................................10-23
LAN overview ...............................10-18
Local mode .....................................3-10
Manual ..........................................10-23
Overview ........................................10-3
release() function ..........................10-24
Remote trigger model .....................10-4
Rising edge acceptor trigger mode 10-30
Rising edge master trigger mode .10-29
set() function .................................10-24
SMU event detectors ......................10-6
Synchronous ................................10-35
Synchronous triggering modes .....10-32
Trigger events ................................ 10-8
TSP-Link ........................................ 14-5
wait() function ...............................10-23
Triggering events
End pulse action ............................ 10-6
TSB Embedded ...................................... 17-9
TSP advanced features .........................14-5
TSP-Link ................................................14-2
Abort .............................................. 14-5
Accessing nodes ............................ 14-4
Connections ...................................14-2
Initialization .................................... 14-3
Master ............................................14-2
Node numbers ...............................14-3
PC-based system ...............14-2, 19-15
Reset ..............................................14-3
reset() command ............................ 14-5
Slaves ............................................14-2
Stand-alone system ...........14-2, 19-15
Triggering .......................................14-5
TSP-Link synchronization lines ................ 8-8
Connecting to ................................... 8-8
Digital I/O ......................................... 8-8
Hardware trigger modes ..............10-27
Remote commands .......................... 8-9
Triggering .......................................10-9
TSP-Net .................................................18-2
U
Unpacking ................................................ 1-3
USB ........................................................ 1-21
Connecting the USB flash drive ..... 1-21
Loading scripts from ..................... 12-13
Saving a script to ......................... 12-11
Saving the reading buffer to ............. 7-4
User script ..................................12-8, 13-25
Creating .........................................12-8
Modifying ...................................... 12-15
Running ........................................12-14
Saving .......................................... 12-11
User setups
Recalling ........................................3-21
Saving ............................................3-20
Saving from a command interface . 3-21
V
Variables ................................................ 19-3
Vents
Cooling .......................1-10, 1-12, 1-13
Verification .............................................22-2
Limits ..............................................22-3
Test considerations ........................ 22-5
Test equipment .............................. 22-3
Test procedures ............................. 22-5
Test requirements .......................... 22-2
Test summary ................................ 22-5
Verify menu ..........................................16-10
Virtual front panel ................................... 17-7
Voltage
Accuracy ........................................22-6
Accuracy limit ................................. 22-9
Measure .........................................3-12