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Keithley 2657A Reference Manual

Keithley 2657A Reference Manual (805 pages)

High Power System SourceMeter Instrument

Brand: Keithley | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 35.88 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
4
Table of Contents
6
Introduction

21
- Welcome
  21
- Extended Warranty
  21
- Contact Information
  21
- CD-ROM Contents
  22
- Organization of Manual Sections
  23
- Capabilities and Features
  24
General Operation

25
- General Ratings
  25
- Controls, Indicators, and Connectors
  26
  - Front Panel
    26
  - Rear Panel
    29
  - Power Module
    30
- Cooling Vents
  31
- Turning Your Instrument on and off
  31
  - Procedure
    31
  - Placing a Model 2657A in Standby
    32
  - Warmup Period
    32
  - Line Frequency Configuration
    33
  - Fuse Replacement
    33
- System Information
  33
- Menu Overview
  34
  - Menu Navigation
    34
  - Menu Trees
    34
    
    Main Menu
    35
    
    Front Panel Tests
    36
    
    Configuration Menus
    37
  - Setting Values
    38
- Beeper
  40
- Display Mode
  40
- Basic Operation
  41
- DUT Test Connections
  65
  - Input/Output Connectors
    65
  - High-Voltage Triaxial Cable Termination
    68
- DUT Connection Settings
  88
  - Sense Mode Selection
    88
  - Overvoltage Protection (OVP)
    89
  - Output-Off States
    90
- USB Storage Overview
  94
  - Connecting the USB Flash Drive
    94
  - File System Navigation
    95
- Displayed Error and Status Messages
  96
- Range
  96
  - Available Ranges
    96
  - Maximum Source Values and Readings
    96
  - Measure Auto Delay
    97
  - Ranging Limitations
    97
  - Manual Ranging
    97
  - Autoranging
    97
  - Low Range Limits
    98
  - Range Considerations
    99
  - Range Programming
    100
- Digits
  101
  - Setting Display Resolution from the Front Panel
    101
  - Setting Display Resolution from a Remote Interface
    101
- Speed
  102
  - Setting Speed
    102
- Remote Communication Interfaces
  103
  - Supported Remote Interfaces
    104
  - Output Queue
    104
  - LAN Communications
    105
  - GPIB Operation
    107
  - General Bus Commands
    109
  - Front-Panel GPIB Operation
    111
  - RS-232 Interface Operation
    112
- 2 Wire Local Sensing Connections
  
  69
- 4 Wire Remote Sensing Connections
  
  71
  - Contact Check Connections
    75
  - Multiple SMU Connections
    75
  - Guarding and Shielding
    79
  - Test Fixture
    79
  - Floating a SMU
    87
Functions and Features

115
- Relative Offset
  115
  - Front Panel Relative Offset
    115
  - Remote Relative Offset Programming
    116
- Filters
  116
  - Filter Types
    117
  - Response Time
    118
  - Front Panel Filter Control
    118
  - Remote Filter Programming
    119
- Reading Buffers
  120
  - Front-Panel Reading Buffer Control
    120
  - Remote Reading Buffer Programming
    124
- Sweep Operation
  133
  - Overview
    133
  - Sweep Characteristics
    135
  - Configuring and Running Sweeps
    142
  - Sweeping Using Factory Scripts
    143
  - Sweep Programming Examples
    144
- Triggering
  145
  - Remote Triggering Overview
    145
  - Using the Remote Trigger Model
    147
  - Arm Layer
    149
  - SMU Event Detectors
    152
  - Using Trigger Events to Start Actions on Trigger Objects
    153
  - Digital I/O Port and TSP-Link Synchronization Lines
    154
  - Timers
    156
  - Event Blenders
    162
  - LAN Triggering Overview
    163
  - Command Interface Triggering
    165
  - Manual Triggering
    166
  - Interactive Triggering
    166
  - Hardware Trigger Modes
    169
  - Understanding Synchronous Triggering Modes
    173
- High-Capacitance Mode
  177
  - Overview
    177
  - Understanding High-Capacitance Mode
    178
  - Enabling High-Capacitance Mode
    179
- Display Operations
  182
  - Display Functions and Attributes
    182
  - Display Features
    183
  - Display Messages
    183
  - Input Prompting
    187
  - Indicators
    189
  - Local Lockout
    190
  - Load Test Menu
    190
  - Running a Test from the Front Panel
    192
  - Key-Press Codes
    192
- Digital I/O
  194
  - Digital I/O Port
    194
  - Interlock
    198
  - TSP-Link Synchronization Lines
    200
Theory of Operation

202
- Analog-To-Digital Converter
  202
- Source-Measure Concepts
  202
  - Overview
    202
  - Compliance Limit Principles
    203
  - Overheating Protection
    203
  - Operating Boundaries
    205
  - Basic Circuit Configurations
    219
  - Guard
    224
  - Output Connection Considerations
    226
- Effects of Load on Current Source Settling Time
  226
- Creating Pulses with the Model 2657A
  226
  - Pulse Rise and Fall Times
    227
  - Pulse Width
    228
Introduction to TSP Operation

229
- Controlling the Instrument by Sending Individual Command Messages
  229
- Queries
  230
- Information on Scripting and Programming
  231
- About TSP Commands
  231
  - Beeper Control
    231
  - Bit Manipulation and Logic Operations
    231
  - Data Queue
    232
  - Digital I/O
    233
  - Display
    233
  - Error Queue
    234
  - Event Log
    234
  - File I/O
    234
  - Gpib
    235
  - Instrument Identification
    235
  - LAN and LXI
    236
  - Miscellaneous
    237
  - Parallel Script Execution
    237
  - Queries and Response Messages
    237
  - Reading Buffer
    238
  - Reset
    238
  - Saved Setups
    239
  - Scripting
    239
  - Smu
    240
  - SMU Calibration
    241
  - Status Model
    242
  - Time
    243
  - Triggering
    243
  - TSP-Link
    245
  - TSP-Net
    245
  - Userstrings
    245
- Factory Scripts
  246
  - Introduction
    246
  - Running a Factory Script
    246
  - Retrieving and Modifying a Factory Script Listing
    247
  - Kisweep Factory Script
    247
  - Kipulse Factory Script
    248
  - Kihighc Factory Script
    249
  - Kiparlib Factory Script
    249
  - Kisavebuffer Factory Script
    249
Instrument Programming

250
- Fundamentals of Scripting for TSP
  250
  - What Is a Script
    251
  - Run-Time and Nonvolatile Memory Storage of Scripts
    251
  - What Can be Included in Scripts
    251
  - Fundamentals of Programming for TSP
    251
  - Commands that Cannot be Used in Scripts
    252
  - Manage Scripts
    252
  - Working with Scripts in Nonvolatile Memory
    256
  - Programming Example
    258
- Fundamentals of Programming for TSP
  259
  - Introduction
    259
  - What Is Lua
    260
  - Lua Basics
    260
  - Standard Libraries
    274
  - Programming Example: Script with a for Loop
    278
- Test Script Builder (TSB)
  278
  - Installing the TSB Software
    278
  - Installing the TSB Add-In
    279
  - Using Test Script Builder (TSB)
    279
  - Project Navigator
    280
  - Script Editor
    281
  - Outline View
    281
  - Programming Interaction
    282
- Password Management
  282
  - Password Overview
    283
- Device Identification Indicator
  284
- Working with TSB Embedded
  285
  - Sending Instrument Commands with TSB Embedded
    286
- Advanced Scripting for TSP
  287
- TSP-Link System Expansion Interface
  298
  - Overview
    298
  - Connections
    299
  - Initialization
    300
  - Resetting the TSP-Link Network
    301
  - Using the Expanded System
    302
  - TSP Advanced Features
    303
- TSP-Net
  310
TSP Command Reference

314
- TSP Command Programming Notes
  314
  - Placeholder Text
    314
  - Syntax Rules
    315
  - Time and Date Values
    316
  - Remote Versus Local State
    316
- Using the TSP Command Reference
  317
  - Command Name and Summary Table
    318
  - Command Usage
    319
  - Command Details
    319
  - Example Section
    319
  - Related Commands and Information
    320
- TSP Commands
  321
  - Beeper.beep()
    321
  - Beeper.enable
    321
  - Bit.bitand()
    322
  - Bit.bitor()
    322
  - Bit.bitxor()
    323
  - Bit.clear()
    324
- Bit.get()
  324
- Bit.getfield()
  325
- Bit.set()
  326
- Bit.setfield()
  326
- Bit.test()
  327
- Bit.toggle()
  328
- Buffervar.appendmode
  329
- Buffervar.basetimestamp
  329
- Buffervar.cachemode
  330
- Buffervar.capacity
  331
- Buffervar.clear()
  332
- Buffervar.clearcache()
  332
- Buffervar.collectsourcevalues
  333
- Buffervar.collecttimestamps
  334
- Buffervar.fillcount
  335
- Buffervar.fillmode
  335
- Buffervar.measurefunctions
  336
- Buffervar.measureranges
  337
- Buffervar.n
  338
- Buffervar.readings
  339
- Buffervar.sourcefunctions
  340
- Buffervar.sourceoutputstates
  341
- Buffervar.sourceranges
  341
- Buffervar.sourcevalues
  342
- Buffervar.statuses
  343
- Buffervar.timestampresolution
  344
- Buffervar.timestamps
  345
- Configpulseimeasurev()
  346
- Configpulseimeasurevsweeplin()
  348
- Configpulseimeasurevsweeplog()
  350
- Configpulsevmeasurei()
  352
- Configpulsevmeasureisweeplin()
  354
- Configpulsevmeasureisweeplog()
  355
- Dataqueue.add()
  358
- Dataqueue.capacity
  358
- Dataqueue.clear()
  359
- Dataqueue.count
  360
- Dataqueue.next()
  360
- Delay()
  361
- Digio.readbit()
  362
- Digio.readport()
  363
- Digio.trigger[N].Assert()
  363
- Digio.trigger[N].Clear()
  364
- Digio.trigger[N].Event_Id
  364
- Digio.trigger[N].Mode
  365
- Digio.trigger[N].Overrun
  366
- Digio.trigger[N].Pulsewidth
  367
- Digio.trigger[N].Release()
  367
- Digio.trigger[N].Reset()
  368
- Digio.trigger[N].Wait()
  370
- Digio.writebit()
  371
- Digio.writeport()
  371
- Digio.writeprotect
  372
- Display.clear()
  373
- Display.getannunciators()
  373
- Display.getcursor()
  375
- Display.getlastkey()
  376
- Display.gettext()
  377
- Display.inputvalue()
  378
- Display.loadmenu.add()
  380
- Display.loadmenu.catalog()
  381
- Display.loadmenu.delete()
  382
- Display.locallockout
  382
- Display.menu()
  383
- Display.numpad
  384
- Display.prompt()
  384
- Display.screen
  386
- Display.sendkey()
  386
- Display.setcursor()
  387
- Display.settext()
  388
- Display.smux.digits
  389
- Display.smux.limit.func
  390
- Display.smux.measure.func
  390
- Display.trigger.clear()
  391
- Display.trigger.event_Id
  392
- Display.trigger.overrun
  392
- Display.trigger.wait()
  393
- Display.waitkey()
  393
- Errorqueue.clear()
  395
- Errorqueue.count
  395
- Errorqueue.next()
  395
- Eventlog.all()
  397
- Eventlog.clear()
  397
- Eventlog.count
  398
- Eventlog.enable
  398
- Eventlog.next()
  399
- Eventlog.overwritemethod
  400
- Exit()
  400
- Filevar:close()
  401
- Filevar:flush()
  401
- Filevar:read()
  402
- Filevar:seek()
  403
- Filevar:write()
  403
- Format.asciiprecision
  404
- Format.byteorder
  405
- Format.data
  406
- Fs.chdir()
  407
- Fs.cwd()
  407
- Fs.is_Dir()
  408
- Fs.is_File()
  408
- Fs.mkdir()
  408
- Fs.readdir()
  409
- Fs.rmdir()
  409
- Gettimezone()
  410
- Gm_Isweep()
  410
- Gm_Vsweep()
  411
- Gpib.address
  412
- Initiatepulsetest()
  415
- I_Leakage_Measure()
  415
- I_Leakage_Threshold()
  415
- Io.close()
  416
- Io.flush()
  417
- Io.input()
  417
- Io.open()
  418
- Io.output()
  419
- Io.read()
  419
- Io.type()
  420
- Io.write()
  420
- Lan.applysettings()
  421
- Lan.autoconnect
  422
- Lan.config.dns.address[N]
  422
- Lan.config.dns.domain
  423
- Lan.config.dns.dynamic
  423
- Lan.config.dns.hostname
  424
- Lan.config.dns.verify
  425
- Lan.config.duplex
  425
- Lan.config.gateway
  426
- Lan.config.ipaddress
  426
- Lan.config.method
  427
- Lan.config.speed
  428
- Lan.config.subnetmask
  428
- Lan.linktimeout
  429
- Lan.lxidomain
  430
- Lan.nagle
  430
- Lan.reset()
  431
- Lan.restoredefaults()
  431
- Lan.status.dns.address[N]
  432
- Lan.status.dns.name
  432
- Lan.status.duplex
  433
- Lan.status.gateway
  433
- Lan.status.ipaddress
  434
- Lan.status.macaddress
  434
- Lan.status.port.dst
  435
- Lan.status.port.rawsocket
  435
- Lan.status.port.telnet
  436
- Lan.status.port.vxi11
  436
- Lan.status.speed
  437
- Lan.status.subnetmask
  437
- Lan.timedwait
  438
- Lan.trigger[N].Assert()
  438
- Lan.trigger[N].Clear()
  439
- Lan.trigger[N].Connect()
  440
- Lan.trigger[N].Connected
  440
- Lan.trigger[N].Disconnect()
  441
- Lan.trigger[N].Event_Id
  441
- Lan.trigger[N].Ipaddress
  442
- Lan.trigger[N].Mode
  443
- Lan.trigger[N].Overrun
  444
- Lan.trigger[N].Protocol
  444
- Lan.trigger[N].Pseudostate
  445
- Lan.trigger[N].Stimulus
  445
- Lan.trigger[N].Wait()
  447
- Localnode.description
  447
- Localnode.linefreq
  448
- Localnode.model
  449
- Localnode.password
  449
- Localnode.passwordmode
  450
- Localnode.prompts
  450
- Localnode.prompts4882
  451
- Localnode.reset()
  452
- Localnode.revision
  452
- Localnode.serialno
  453
- Localnode.showerrors
  454
- Makegetter()
  454
- Makesetter()
  455
- Meminfo()
  456
- Node[N].Execute()
  457
- Node[N].Getglobal()
  457
- Node[N].Setglobal()
  458
- Opc()
  459
- Os.remove()
  459
- Os.rename()
  460
- Os.time()
  460
- Print()
  461
- Printbuffer()
  462
- Printnumber()
  463
- Pulseimeasurev()
  464
- Pulsevmeasurei()
  465
- Querypulseconfig()
  466
- Reset()
  468
- Savebuffer()
  469
- Script.anonymous
  470
- Script.delete()
  471
- Script.factory.catalog()
  471
- Script.load()
  472
- Script.new()
  473
- Script.newautorun()
  474
- Script.restore()
  474
- Script.run()
  475
- Script.user.catalog()
  476
- Scriptvar.autorun
  476
- Scriptvar.list()
  477
- Scriptvar.name
  478
- Scriptvar.run()
  479
- Scriptvar.save()
  480
- Scriptvar.source
  480
- Serial.baud
  481
- Serial.databits
  482
- Serial.flowcontrol
  482
- Serial.parity
  483
- Serial.read()
  484
- Serial.write()
  484
- Settime()
  485
- Settimezone()
  486
- Setup.poweron
  487
- Setup.recall()
  488
- Setup.save()
  488
- Smux.abort()
  489
- Smux.buffer.getstats()
  490
- Smux.buffer.recalculatestats()
  491
- Smux.cal.adjustdate
  491
- Smux.cal.date
  492
- Smux.cal.due
  493
- Smux.cal.fastadc()
  494
- Smux.cal.lock()
  494
- Smux.cal.ovp()
  495
- Smux.cal.password
  495
- Smux.cal.polarity
  496
- Smux.cal.restore()
  497
- Smux.cal.save()
  498
- Smux.cal.state
  498
- Smux.cal.unlock()
  499
- Smux.contact.calibratehi()
  500
- Smux.contact.calibratelo()
  501
- Smux.contact.check()
  502
- Smux.contact.r()
  503
- Smux.contact.speed
  504
- Smux.contact.threshold
  505
- Smux.makebuffer()
  506
- Smux.measure.adc
  506
- Smux.measure.autorangey
  507
- Smux.measure.autozero
  508
- Smux.measure.calibratey()
  509
- Smux.measure.count
  510
- Smux.measure.delay
  511
- Smux.measure.delayfactor
  512
- Smux.measure.filter.count
  512
- Smux.measure.filter.enable
  513
- Smux.measure.filter.type
  514
- Smux.measure.interval
  515
- Smux.measure.lowrangey
  515
- Smux.measure.nplc
  516
- Smux.measure.overlappedy()
  517
- Smux.measure.rangey
  517
- Smux.measure.rel.enabley
  518
- Smux.measure.rel.levely
  520
- Smux.measure.y()
  521
- Smux.measureyandstep()
  522
- Smux.nvbuffery
  523
- Smux.reset()
  524
- Smux.savebuffer()
  524
- Smux.sense
  525
- Smux.source.autorangey
  525
- Smux.source.calibratey()
  526
- Smux.source.compliance
  527
- Smux.source.delay
  528
- Smux.source.func
  529
- Smux.source.highc
  529
- Smux.source.levely
  530
- Smux.source.limity
  531
- Smux.source.lowrangey
  532
- Smux.source.offfunc
  533
- Smux.source.offlimity
  533
- Smux.source.offmode
  534
- Smux.source.output
  535
- Smux.source.protectv
  536
- Smux.source.rangey
  537
- Smux.source.settling
  537
- Smux.source.sink
  538
- Smux.trigger.arm.count
  539
- Smux.trigger.arm.set()
  539
- Smux.trigger.arm.stimulus
  540
- Smux.trigger.armed_Event_Id
  542
- Smux.trigger.autoclear
  542
- Smux.trigger.count
  543
- Smux.trigger.endpulse.action
  543
- Smux.trigger.endpulse.set()
  544
- Smux.trigger.endpulse.stimulus
  544
- Smux.trigger.endsweep.action
  546
- Smux.trigger.idle_Event_Id
  546
- Smux.trigger.initiate()
  547
- Smux.trigger.measure.action
  548
- Smux.trigger.measure.set()
  548
- Smux.trigger.measure.stimulus
  549
- Smux.trigger.measure.y()
  551
- Smux.trigger.measure_Complete_Event_Id
  551
- Smux.trigger.pulse_Complete_Event_Id
  552
- Smux.trigger.source.action
  553
- Smux.trigger.source.limity
  554
- Smux.trigger.source.lineary()
  555
- Smux.trigger.source.listy()
  556
- Smux.trigger.source.logy()
  557
- Smux.trigger.source.set()
  558
- Smux.trigger.source.stimulus
  558
- Smux.trigger.source_Complete_Event_Id
  559
- Smux.trigger.sweeping_Event_Id
  560
- Smux.trigger.sweep_Complete_Event_Id
  560
- Status.condition
  561
- Status.measurement
  563
- Status.measurement.buffer_Available
  564
- Status.measurement.current_Limit
  566
- Status.measurement.instrument
  567
- Status.measurement.instrument.smux
  568
- Status.measurement.overvoltage
  570
- Status.measurement.reading_Overflow
  572
- Status.measurement.sink_Limit.*
  573
- Status.measurement.voltage_Limit
  574
- Status.node_Enable
  575
- Status.node_Event
  577
- Status.operation
  578
- Status.operation.calibrating
  580
- Status.operation.instrument
  581
- Status.operation.instrument.digio
  583
- Status.operation.instrument.digio.trigger_Overrun
  584
- Status.operation.instrument.lan
  587
- Status.operation.instrument.lan.trigger_Overrun
  588
- Status.operation.instrument.smux
  591
- Status.operation.instrument.smux.trigger_Overrrun
  592
- Status.operation.instrument.trigger_Blender
  595
- Status.operation.instrument.trigger_Blender.trigger_Overrun
  596
- Status.operation.instrument.trigger_Timer
  598
- Status.operation.instrument.trigger_Timer.trigger_Overrun
  599
- Status.operation.instrument.tsplink
  602
- Status.operation.instrument.tsplink.trigger_Overrun
  603
- Status.operation.measuring
  605
- Status.operation.remote
  606
- Status.operation.sweeping
  607
- Status.operation.trigger_Overrun
  608
- Status.operation.user
  610
- Status.questionable
  612
- Status.questionable.calibration
  614
- Status.questionable.instrument
  615
- Status.questionable.instrument.smux
  616
- Status.questionable.over_Temperature
  618
- Status.questionable.unstable_Output
  619
- Status.request_Enable
  620
- Status.request_Event
  622
- Status.reset()
  624
- Status.standard
  624
- Status.system
  626
- Status.system2
  628
- Status.system3
  630
- Status.system4
  632
- Status.system5
  634
- Sweepilinmeasurev()
  636
- Sweepilistmeasurev()
  637
- Sweepilogmeasurev()
  638
- Sweepvlinmeasurei()
  639
- Sweepvlistmeasurei()
  640
- Sweepvlogmeasurei()
  641
- Timer.measure.t()
  642
- Timer.reset()
  643
- Trigger.blender[N].Clear()
  643
- Trigger.blender[N].Event_Id
  644
- Trigger.blender[N].Orenable
  644
- Trigger.blender[N].Overrun
  645
- Trigger.blender[N].Reset()
  646
- Trigger.blender[N].Stimulus[M]
  646
- Trigger.blender[N].Wait()
  648
- Trigger.clear()
  649
- Trigger.event_Id
  649
- Trigger.timer[N].Clear()
  650
- Trigger.timer[N].Count
  650
- Trigger.timer[N].Delay
  651
- Trigger.timer[N].Delaylist
  651
- Trigger.timer[N].Event_Id
  652
- Trigger.timer[N].Overrun
  652
- Trigger.timer[N].Passthrough
  653
- Trigger.timer[N].Reset()
  654
- Trigger.timer[N].Stimulus
  654
- Trigger.timer[N].Wait()
  656
- Trigger.wait()
  656
- Tsplink.group
  657
- Tsplink.master
  658
- Tsplink.node
  658
- Tsplink.readbit()
  659
- Tsplink.readport()
  659
- Tsplink.reset()
  660
- Tsplink.state
  660
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Assert()
  661
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Clear()
  662
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Event_Id
  662
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Mode
  663
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Overrun
  665
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Pulsewidth
  666
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Release()
  666
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Reset()
  667
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Stimulus
  667
- Tsplink.trigger[N].Wait()
  669
- Tsplink.writebit()
  669
- Tsplink.writeport()
  670
- Tsplink.writeprotect
  671
- Tspnet.clear()
  671
- Tspnet.connect()
  672
- Tspnet.disconnect()
  673
- Tspnet.execute()
  674
- Tspnet.idn()
  675
- Tspnet.read()
  675
- Tspnet.readavailable()
  676
- Tspnet.reset()
  677
- Tspnet.termination()
  677
- Tspnet.timeout
  678
- Tspnet.tsp.abort()
  679
- Tspnet.tsp.abortonconnect
  679
- Tspnet.tsp.rbtablecopy()
  680
- Tspnet.tsp.runscript()
  681
- Tspnet.write()
  681
- Userstring.add()
  682
- Userstring.catalog()
  683
- Userstring.delete()
  683
- Userstring.get()
  684
- Waitcomplete()
  684
Troubleshooting Guide

686
- Introduction
  686
- Error Levels
  686
- Error Effects on Scripts
  687
- Retrieving Errors
  687
- Error Summary List
  688
- LAN Troubleshooting Suggestions
  693
Frequently Asked Questions (Faqs)

694
Next Steps

704
- Additional Model 2657A Information
  704
Maintenance

705
- Line Fuse Replacement
  705
- Front Panel Tests
  706
  - Keys Test
    707
  - Display Patterns Test
    707
- Upgrading the Firmware
  708
  - Using TSB for Upgrading the Firmware
    709
Calibration

710
- Verification
  710
  - Verification Test Requirements
    711
  - Restoring Factory Defaults
    713
  - Performing the Verification Test Procedures
    713
  - Current Source Accuracy
    715
  - Current Measurement Accuracy
    717
  - Voltage Source Accuracy
    718
  - Voltage Measurement Accuracy
    721
- Adjustment
  723
  - Introduction
    723
  - Environmental Conditions
    723
  - Adjustment Considerations
    724
  - Calibration Adjustment Overview
    725
  - Calibration Commands Quick Reference
    728
  - Calibration Adjustment Procedure
    729
LAN Concepts and Settings

741
- Overview
  741
- Establishing a Point-To-Point Connection
  741
- Connecting to the LAN
  750
  - Setting the LAN Configuration Method
    750
  - Setting the IP Address
    751
  - Setting the Gateway
    751
  - Setting the Subnet Mask
    751
  - Configuring the Domain Name System (DNS
    752
- LAN Speeds
  752
- Duplex Mode
  753
- Viewing LAN Status Messages
  753
- Viewing the Network Settings
  754
  - Confirming the Active Speed and Duplex Negotiation
    754
  - Confirming Port Numbers
    755
- Selecting a LAN Interface Protocol
  755
  - VXI-11 Connection
    755
  - Raw Socket Connection
    756
  - Telnet Connection
    756
  - Dead Socket Connection
    759
- Logging LAN Trigger Events in the Event Log
  759
  - Accessing the Event Log from the Command Interface
    760
Common Commands

762
- Command Summary
  762
- Script Command Equivalents
  764
- Command Reference
  764
  - Identification Query: *IDN
    764
  - Operation Complete and Query: *OPC and *OPC
    765
  - Reset: *RST
    765
  - Self-Test Query: *TST
    765
  - Trigger: *TRG
    765
  - Wait-To-Continue: *WAI
    766
Status Model

767
- Overview
  767
  - Status Register Set Contents
    767
  - Queues
    768
  - Status Function Summary
    770
  - Status Model Diagrams
    771
- Clearing Registers
  779
- Programming and Reading Registers
  780
  - Programming Enable and Transition Registers
    780
  - Reading Registers
    781
- Status Byte and Service Request (SRQ
  781
  - Status Byte Register
    781
  - Service Request Enable Register
    783
  - Serial Polling and SRQ
    784
  - SPE, SPD (Serial Polling
    784
  - Status Byte and Service Request Commands
    784
  - Enable and Transition Registers
    785
  - Controlling Node and SRQ Enable Registers
    785
- Status Register Sets
  785
  - Standard Event Register
    786
  - Operation Status Registers
    788
  - Questionable Status Registers
    789
  - Measurement Event Registers
    790
  - Register Programming Example
    791
- TSP-Link System Status
  792
  - Status Model Configuration Example
    792
Display Character Codes

795
- Model 2657A Display Character Codes
  795
- Index
  800

Keithley 2657A Quick Start Manual

Keithley 2657A Quick Start Manual (23 pages)

High Power System Instrument

Brand: Keithley | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 0.97 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
2
Power and Environmental Specifications
4
CD-Rom Contents
5
Unpack and Inspect the Instrument
6
Connect the Instrument
9
Important Test System Safety Information
9
Install the Instrument
10
Connect Line Power
13
Turn on the Instrument
14
Power-Up Sequence
14
Test the Instrument
15
Next Steps
21

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