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General| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 100, 110, 120, 200, 220, 240 VAC |
| Output Voltage | Same as input voltage |
| Output Frequency | Same as input frequency |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 20 to 80% RH (non-condensing) |
Identifies symbols used on the instrument and in the manual for warnings and danger.
Highlights critical actions to prevent serious injury, death, or instrument damage.
Advises on actions to prevent minor injury, instrument damage, or data loss.
French warning for potential hazards and necessary precautions during operation.
Explains symbols used for notes, warnings, and cautions in the manual.
Details symbols and terminology used in procedural explanations for clarity.
Identifies and describes the front, rear, and top panels of the instrument.
Explains the function of various dials and switches on the instrument's front panel.
Details the special characters used for display on the 7-segment LED.
Illustrates the system configuration with PC, 2558A, and DUT connections.
Describes voltage and current output ranges and generated values.
Explains the output divider feature for calibrating meters.
Details using deviation dials and presets for meter calibration.
Explains the sweep feature for checking meter needle movement.
Describes connecting multiple 2558As for synchronized output.
Covers beep sound control, error log, initialization, and product info display.
Provides essential safety and handling precautions for instrument use.
Details installation conditions, ventilation, and positioning requirements.
Explains correct procedures for connecting the instrument to a power source.
Guides on operating the power switch and handling power-on issues.
Outlines critical safety warnings and procedures for wiring connections.
Illustrates connecting cables to voltage and current terminals.
Presents a tree diagram of the SETUP menu items and their functions.
Explains how to navigate and use the SETUP menu with dials and switches.
Details methods for entering values and displaying logs within the SETUP menu.
Explains how to select LO terminal grounding for safety.
Covers setting fixed, variable, and external oscillator frequencies.
Details how to select voltage and current ranges and their resolutions.
Guides on setting the main voltage or current output level.
Explains the output divider feature for calibrating meters.
Describes how to turn the voltage or current output on and off.
Explains using deviation dials and presets for fine-tuning output.
Details the sweep feature for checking meter needle movement.
Explains LO terminal grounding for calibration safety.
Covers setting frequency for MIN/MAX meter calibration.
Details selecting voltage/current ranges for calibration.
Guides on setting main voltage/current levels for calibration.
Explains output division for frequency meter calibration.
Describes controlling the frequency output on/off state.
Explains deviation and presets for frequency meter calibration.
Details the sweep feature for frequency meter calibration.
Describes external signal input and internal signal output circuits.
Explains synchronizing multiple 2558A units for master/slave operation.
Covers enabling or disabling beep sounds for notifications.
Explains how to display and clear the instrument's error log.
Guides on resetting instrument settings to factory defaults.
Shows how to view firmware, logic, boot versions, and serial number.
Details USB interface capabilities, specifications, and modes.
Provides instructions for connecting the instrument via USB.
Details Ethernet interface capabilities, specifications, and modes.
Provides instructions for connecting the instrument via Ethernet.
Guides on configuring DHCP, IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Details GP-IB interface capabilities, specifications, and modes.
Provides instructions for connecting the instrument via GP-IB.
Guides on configuring GP-IB address and command type.
Explains responses to various GP-IB interface messages.
Explains the structure and types of program and response messages.
Details command types: common, compound, and simple headers.
Describes the format and behavior of instrument responses.
Explains data formats, multipliers, units, and character types.
Covers achieving synchronization using status and communicate commands.
Provides a comprehensive list of commands organized by group.
Details commands related to communication settings.
Details commands for controlling the output divider.
Details commands for frequency settings.
Details commands for controlling output on/off state.
Details commands for deviation and preset settings.
Details commands for voltage, current range, and output settings.
Details commands for communication status and event registers.
Details commands for controlling sweep settings.
Details commands for system settings like beep and communication.
Lists standard IEEE 488.2 commands.
Explains the format of status reports read by serial polling.
Details the status byte bits and their operation.
Describes the standard event register and its operation.
Explains the extended event register and transition filter.
Describes the output queue for responses and the error queue.
Provides a guide to common problems and their corrective actions.
Lists error codes and their corresponding corrective actions.
Explains communication syntax and execution error messages.
Describes trip detection, high voltage notification, and error clearing.
Guides on performing and interpreting instrument self-tests.
Provides instructions for removing, cleaning, and attaching the filter.
Lists parts recommended for replacement and their intervals.
Recommends professional adjustment and periodic calibration.
Details AC voltage and current output ranges, accuracy, and resistance.
Provides detailed accuracy specifications for voltage and current outputs.
Summarizes the instrument's functions like frequency modes and sweep.
Details specifications for master/slave synchronous operation terminals.
Lists specifications for USB, Ethernet, and GP-IB computer interfaces.
Covers warm-up time, environment, safety, emissions, and cable conditions.
Provides physical dimensions of the instrument.
Explains the internal signal flow and control blocks of the 2558A.
Example of using output divider to calibrate analog meter scale marks.
Example of using presets to set meter needle position for calibration.
Example of using deviation dials to align meter needle for calibration.
Using two 2558As in sync for voltage and current output calibration.
Guides on adjusting phase angle for power meter calibration.
Explains phase shift generation when EXT2 is selected.
Explains phase behavior when EXT1 is selected.
Lists factory default values and their saved status upon power off.
Details the IEEE 488.1 interface functions supported by the 2558A.
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