2601B-PULSE System SourceMeter Instrument Safety Supplement
8. LAN
RJ-45 connector for a local area network (LAN). The LAN interface
supports Auto-MDIX, so either a CAT-5e crossover cable (provided), or a
normal CAT-5e straight-through cable (not provided) can be used.
9. USB port
This USB-2.0 receptacle (Type B) located on the rear panel is used to
connect the instrument to a computer. You can use this connection to send
commands to the instrument.
10. Ground
Ground terminal for connection output HI or LO to chassis ground.
Ground screw for connections to chassis ground.
11. TSP-Link
Expansion interface that allows a 2601B-PULSE and other TSP-enabled
instruments to trigger and communicate with each other. Use a category 5e
or higher LAN crossover cable.
12. Power module
Contains the AC line receptacle and power line fuse. The instrument can
operate on line voltages of 100 V to 240 VAC at line frequencies of 50 Hz
or 60 Hz.
13. RS-232
Female DB-9 connector. For RS-232 operation, use a straight-through (not
null modem) DB-9 shielded cable (Keithley Instruments Model 7009-5) for
connection to the computer.
Cooling vents
The 2601B-PULSE has side and top intake and rear exhaust vents. One side must be unobstructed to
dissipate heat.
Excessive heat could damage the 2601B-PULSE and degrade its performance. Only operate the
2601B-PULSE in an environment where the ambient temperature does not exceed 50 °C.
Do not place a container of liquid (water or coffee, for instance) on the top cover. If it spills, the liquid may enter
the case through the vents and cause severe damage.
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