Keithley 2700 - Page 496

Rear panel
Summary 1-14
Reciprocal (1/X) (math function) 5-11
Configuration 5-11
Reference junctions 3-34
External 3-35
Internal 3-34
Simulated 3-34
Registers
Bit descriptions 11-12
Clearing 11-4
Condition 11-18
Event 11-18
Event enable 11-19
Measurement event 11-15
Operation event 11-14
Programming enable registers 11-5
Questionable event 11-17
Reading 11-6
Service request enable 11-8
Standard event 11-12
Status byte and SRQ see Status byte and
service request (SRQ)
Status byte register 11-7
Status register sets 11-2, 11-12
Relative 5-2
Basic operation 5-2
commands 5-4
Pressing REL using rel commands 5-6
Programming examples 5-7
Remote programming 5-4
Scanning 5-3
Setting rel values 5-6
Relative, Math, Ratio, Channel Average, and dB
5-1
Relay closure count 2-32
Reading relay closure count 2-33
Setting count update interval 2-33
Remote operations 10-1
Enhancements 10-2
Remote programing
Limits and digital output 9-12
Remote programming
Autozero and LSYNC 3-6
Basic measurements 3-49
Buffer 6-9
dB 5-22
Default and user setups 1-25
Digits 4-6
Display 1-18
Filter 4-20
Information 1-26
Math 5-13
Multiple channel control commands 2-20
Range 4-4
Rate and bandwidth 4-10
Ratio and channel average 5-19
Rel 5-4
Scanning 7-26
System channel control commands 2-12
Trigger and return readings 1-35
Triggering 8-14
Resistance measurements (¾2 and ¾4) 3-20
4-wire common-side (CSID) ohms 3-32
Connections 3-20
Cable leakage 3-23
Front panel inputs 3-20
Model 7700 switching module 3-22
Shielding 3-22
Measurement methods 3-25
Constant-current 3-26
Effects of open test leads 3-28
Ratiometric 3-27
Offset-compensated ohms 3-24, 3-25,
3-26, 3-27, 3-28, 3-32
Resistors
Sorting 9-15
Response messages 10-17
Multiple 10-17
Sending 10-17
Terminator (RMT) 10-17
RS-232
Connections 10-20
Connector 1-14
RS-232 interface
Baud rate 10-18
Connector 10-21
Operation 10-18
Selecting and configuring 10-20
Sending and receiving data 10-18
Signal handshaking (flow control) 10-19
Terminator 10-19
RTD equation F-8
S
Safety precautions
High energy circuits 3-3
Safety symbols and terms 1-2
SCAN 7-17
Operation overview 7-7
Scan
Advanced 7-14
Commands 7-27
Scanning 5-18, 7-1
Advanced 7-14
Advanced scan setup procedure 7-16
Allowed settings per channel 7-2