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Brand | Keysight Technologies |
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Model | E4360 Series |
Category | Switch |
Language | English |
Notices a hazard, calls attention to procedures that could result in injury or death.
Notices a hazard, calls attention to procedures that could result in product damage or data loss.
General safety precautions to be observed during all phases of operation.
Verify all safety precautions are taken before applying power.
Connect instrument chassis and cover to electrical ground to minimize shock hazard.
Use only specified fuses; do not use repaired fuses or short-circuited fuseholders.
Do not operate the instrument in the presence of flammable gases or fumes.
Only qualified personnel should remove instrument covers; disconnect power first.
Do not install substitute parts or perform unauthorized modifications.
Make damaged or defective instruments inoperative until repaired.
Reference guide to various safety symbols used in the manual.
A quick reference section to become familiar with the instrument.
Describes how to install your SAS, including connections and rack mounting.
Describes how to get started using the instrument and configure interfaces.
Describes how to use advanced features via front panel and SCPI commands.
Describes SAS mainframe characteristics and application information.
Describes how to configure and use the digital port.
Lists SCPI programming commands with descriptions.
Describes output grouping and compares SAS instruments.
Overview of the Keysight E4360 Modular Solar Array Simulator (SAS).
Description of the front panel controls and display.
Description of the rear panel connectors.
Explanation of the front panel display indicators and views.
Overview of the functions of the front panel keys.
Reference for navigating the front panel command menu structure.
Information regarding models, items supplied, and options.
Instructions for inspecting the instrument for damage upon receipt.
Safety considerations, environment, and cleaning instructions for unit installation.
Instructions for connecting the instrument to the AC power mains.
Description of rear panel connectors including output and analog.
Guidance on making load connections, including wire selection.
Explains how remote sensing improves voltage regulation at the load.
Methods for paralleling outputs to obtain increased output current.
Instructions for connecting outputs in series for higher voltage output.
Using an external DC voltage to program the output channel's current.
Guidance on turning the unit on and entering voltage/current settings.
How to access and navigate the front panel command menu.
Troubleshooting tips and how to handle errors.
Steps to connect the instrument via GPIB, USB, and LAN interfaces.
Instructions for connecting and communicating via the USB interface.
Instructions for connecting and configuring the instrument on a LAN.
Steps to connect the instrument to a local area network.
Steps for connecting the instrument to a private LAN.
Viewing and configuring LAN settings like IP address and hostname.
Control the instrument directly from an internet browser.
Connect to the SAS using Telnet to send SCPI commands.
Communicate with the SAS using SCPI socket services.
Describes the Fixed mode operation and how to enable it.
How to measure output voltage and current using front panel or SCPI.
Explains over-voltage, over-current, and other protection functions.
How to configure outputs for direct-parallel or auto-parallel operation.
Describes the SAS mode operation and curve resolution.
How to generate and program I-V curve lists.
Describes Table mode operation and how to select/output tables.
Using data logging for higher data rate applications.
Operations related to grouped channels, state storage, and identification.
Functions for front panel lockout and key click settings.
Settings for screen saver, contrast, and display view.
Accessing and changing passwords, and managing admin functions.
Enabling or disabling access to LAN and USB interfaces.
Restoring all non-volatile settings to their factory defaults.
Operation to sanitize the instrument's table memory.
Accessing calibration functions, which are password-protected.
Supplemental characteristics for the E4360A SAS Mainframe.
Provides dimensional and airflow information for the unit.
Describes using the SAS in a peak power tracker application.
Equations describing the solar array simulator exponential model.
Application note on series switching regulation.
Application note on shunt switching regulation.
Description of the 8-pin digital control port and its functions.
Configuring pins for general-purpose bi-directional digital I/O.
Configuring pins for digital input only.
Configuring pins as trigger inputs or outputs.
Configuring pins 1 and 2 as a fault-output pair.
Configuring pin 3 as a remote inhibit input.
Coordinating Fault/Inhibit protection across multiple mainframes.
Connecting multiple mainframes for coupled output On/Off state.
A summary of SCPI commands used to program the SAS.
Describes how to group channels for instrument functionality.
Compares the E4360 SAS with earlier models and discusses differences.