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General| Brand | Keysight |
|---|---|
| Model | 53210A |
| Category | Cash Counter |
| Language | English |
Legal information regarding the reproduction of manual content.
Outlines product warranty terms, conditions, and disclaimers.
Explains CAUTION and WARNING notices for hazard identification.
Instructions for proper grounding to prevent electrical shock hazards.
Critical warning against connecting to AC mains and specifies CAT I applications.
Safety warning on grounding the chassis during battery power to minimize shock hazard.
Describes the front and rear panels, including keys and connectors.
Lists standard accessories and available product options for the counter.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting power and the power-on sequence.
Overview of instrument configuration options available through utility functions.
Procedure for enabling/disabling battery power and initial charging.
How to configure display settings like digits and graphics.
Control screen brightness, turn off display, and use screen saver.
Features related to the user's physical interaction with the instrument.
Procedure for setting the instrument's real-time clock.
Lists environments, IO libraries, and drivers needed for programming.
Procedure for operating the instrument using its web interface.
Steps for installing Keysight IO Libraries for instrument communication.
Information on updating firmware and drivers for the instrument.
Summary of available measurements, keys, commands, and channels.
Details on selecting and configuring internal/external reference oscillators.
Explanation of high-level commands for setting measurement parameters.
How to perform frequency measurements using SCPI commands.
How to perform period measurements using SCPI commands.
Details on the instrument's standard and optional input channels.
Diagram and explanation of the signal conditioning process.
How to measure input signal levels and channel 2 signal strength.
Summary of default trigger and gating settings.
Explanation of the trigger and gate cycle elements.
How to control the measurement duration using gating.
Overview of math functions: smoothing, scaling, statistics, limit checking.
How to represent measurement distributions graphically using histograms.
How to represent measurement trends over time using trend charts.
Procedure for logging and analyzing measurement data.
Specifying measurement format and understanding data flow.
Managing files and folders in internal flash memory and USB storage.
Overview of status registers for monitoring instrument conditions.
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