Keithley 2701 - Page 498

Math programming examples 5-14
Multiple channel remote programming
example 2-21
Program and read register set
programming example 11-19
Range programming examples 4-5
Rate and bandwidth programming
examples 4-13
Ratio and channel average programming
examples 5-19
Read error queue 11-23
Rel programming examples 5-6
Scanning 7-32
Scanning programming example 7-32
Set MSS (B6) when error occurs 11-10
Sytem channel remote programming
example 2-14
Triggering programming example 8-18
EXT TRIG input 8-8
External triggering 8-7
Example 8-10
With BNC connections 8-13
F
Features
Model 2701 1-7
Filter 4-14
*RST disables filter 4-18
*RST disables filter state to off 4-21
Characteristics 4-14
Commands 4-20
Control and configuration 4-18
Count 4-14
Example 4-16
Filter/channel 4-19
Moving and repeating 4-15, 4-17
Programming examples 4-22
Remote programming 4-20
Scanning 4-19
Type 4-14
Window 4-15
FILTER key 4-18
FORMat commands 14-2
FORMat:ELEMents <item list> 14-2
Summary 15-6
FREQ and PERIOD connections for front panel
inputs 3-47
Frequency and period measurements 3-46
Connections 3-47
Front panel input 3-47
Model 7700 switching module 3-47
Gate time 3-46
Procedure 3-48
Trigger level 3-46
Front panel
Buffer 6-2
Inputs 1-14, 1-30
Summary 1-11
Trigger model 8-2
Fuse
Ratings 1-18
Replacing 1-17
G
Gate time 3-46
General bus commands 10-15
General information 1-2
Getting started 1-1
Ground loops E-6
H
High energy circuit safety precautions 3-3
Hold
Reading 8-6
I
Idle 7-7, 8-2, 8-14
IEEE-488
Connector 1-15, 10-10
IEEE-488.2 common commands see Common
commands
Inputs
Front panel 1-14, 1-30
INPUTs switch 1-13
Inspection 1-3
Interface
Configuration commands 10-3
Isolated LAN system using two NICs 10-9
J
Johnson noise equation E-5