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7.6
T
urning the NULL
Computation On and Off
Procedure
1.
Press
MEASURE
to display the following menu.
2.
Press the
Null
soft key to select On or Off.
Explanation
NULL Computation
When you turn NULL
computation on, the NULL
value will be set to the next measured
value. While NULL
computation is on, the measured result is calculated by subtracting
the NULL
value from the measured value.
<<Corresponding Command Mnemonic>>
:SENSe:NULL[:STATe] 1|0|ON|OFF
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Product Registration
2
Checking the Contents of the Package
4
Standard Accessories
5
Safety Precautions
7
New EU Battery Directive
9
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
9
Symbols and Notations Used in this Manual
10
Table of Contents
11
Front Panel
15
Chapter 1 Component Names and Functions
16
Rear Panel
16
Display Mode and Displayed Contents
17
Keys
19
Chapter 2 Features
22
System Configuration
22
Source Feature and Measurement Feature (Monitoring Feature; /MON Option)
24
Source
27
Source Range
27
Source Function
28
Source Action
28
Output ON/OFF
29
DUT Protection Using Limiters
29
Local Sense and Remote Sense
30
Guard Terminal Feature
31
Programs
32
Program Feature
32
Program Interval Time
32
Program Slope Time
32
Repeating Programs
33
Program Triggers
33
Program Files
34
Executing Programs
35
Measurement (Monitoring Feature; /MON Option)
37
Measurement Function and Measurement Range
37
Measurement ON/OFF
37
Measurement Operation
37
Measurement Delay
37
NULL Computation
37
Store/Recall (Statistical Computation Value Display)
39
Triggering
41
Overview
41
Program Triggers
41
App
42
Measurement Triggers (/MON Option)
42
Trigger Block Diagram
43
Synchronization
45
External I/O
45
Other Features
46
USB Storage Feature
46
USB Communication (USB-TMC Command Control)
47
Ethernet Communications (/C10 Option)
48
Chapter 3 Instrument Preparation and Common Operations
49
Handling Precautions
49
General Handling Precautions
50
Installation
51
Installation Location
52
Connecting the Power Supply
54
Turning the Power Switch on and off
55
Wiring Precautions
56
Wiring the GS211 Rear Panel Terminal Plug
57
Setting the Date, Time, and the Time Difference from GMT (Greenwich Mean Time)
58
Chapter 4 Common Settings
60
Basic Key Operations and How to Enter Values
60
Selecting the Wiring System (Remote Sense or Local Sense)
62
Setting the Guard Terminal
64
Chapter 5 Source
65
Setting the Source Function
69
Setting the Source Range
70
Setting the Source Level
71
Setting the Limiter
72
Turning the Output on and off
73
Chapter 6 Programs
74
Turning Program Repetition Mode on and off
74
Setting the Program Interval Time
75
Setting the Program Slope Time
76
Setting the Program Trigger (/MON Option)
77
Creating and Editing Programs
78
Saving and Loading Programs
81
Executing Programs
85
Chapter 7 Measurement (Option)
87
Turning Measurement on and off
87
Setting the Integration Time
88
Setting the Measurement Delay
89
Selecting the Measurement Trigger
90
Setting the Measurement Timer
91
Turning the NULL Computation on and off
92
Zero Calibration (Zero Reference Measurement)
93
Storing Measured Results
94
Performing Statistical Computations on Measured Values (Recall)
96
Chapter 8 Synchronous Operation
97
Synchronous Operation Using the BNC I/O Terminals (in and OUT)
97
Using the RJ-11 Connectors (SYNC in and SYNC OUT) to Perform Synchronous Operation
100
Note
100
The Maximum Delay from TRIG in to TRIG out Is Less than or Equal to 1
101
Μ S
101
Chapter 9 Other Features
102
Initializing Setup Data
102
Saving, Loading, and Deleting Setup Data
103
Selecting the Settings Applied at Power-On
105
Selecting the CSV File Format
107
Chapter 10 USB Interface
109
USB Interface Features and Specifications
109
Setting the USB Interface Mode
110
Chapter 11 Ethernet Interface (Option)
112
Ethernet Interface Features and Specifications
112
Connecting to a Network
113
Configuring Network Settings (TCP/IP)
114
Viewing the Network Settings
117
Web Server Feature
118
Chapter 12 GP-IB Interface
123
GP-IB Interface Features and Specifications
123
Controller
123
Connecting the GP-IB Cable
124
Setting the GP-IB Address and Command Mode
125
7651-Compatible Mode
126
Chapter 13 Communication Commands
131
Program Format
131
Symbols Used in the Syntax
131
Messages
131
Commands
133
Source Change
134
Responses
135
Data
135
Commands
137
List of Commands
137
Output Commands (Output Group)
140
Source Commands (Source Group)
141
Measurement Commands (Sense Group)
145
Index
145
Ready
145
External I/O Commands (Route Group)
150
System Commands (System Group)
151
Status Commands (Status Group)
153
Common Commands
154
Status Reports
156
Status Byte
156
Enable Registers
157
Standard Event Register
159
Extended Event Register
160
Condition Register
161
Output Queue and Error Queue
161
Chapter 14 Troubleshooting and Maintenance
162
Troubleshooting
162
Troubleshooting
163
Error Code Descriptions and Corrective Actions
164
Self-Test
167
Viewing the Product Information
169
Updating the System Firmware
170
Changing the Power Fuse
172
Recommended Replacement Parts and Maintenance
173
Chapter 15 Specifications
174
Source Section
174
Measurement Section (on Models with the /MON Option)
176
External I/O Section (BNC (IN/OUT) and I/O for Synchronous Operation (SYNC IN/OUT))
177
Interface
178
General Specifications
179
External Dimensions
181
Rear View
181
Appendix
182
Appendix 1 Factory Default Settings
182
Appendix 2 Block Diagram
183
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YOKOGAWA
Model
GS200
Category
Power Supply
Language
English
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