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5100
Series
Table
2-9.
Rear
Panel
1.
Explanatory Decal
lists
set line
voltage
and nomenclature and/or
identifiers for rear
panel
items
2.
Input
line
power
connector,
J
1
3.
Chassis
ground
lug.
4.
Line
power
fuse,
F
1
5.
Fan
Filter.
Refer to Section
4
for
maintenance
procedure.
6.
Interface
Access
slot.
If
one
of the optional
interfaces
is
installed
in
the
instrument
access to the
connector
and
address
controls,
if
any,
will
be
available here.
7.
MIS
Bus Connector.
Not
used
at
this
time.
8.
Analog Bus
Connector.
Used
at
this
time only
as
an input
for the External Oscillator Signal, Oscillator
Output,
and
Oscillator
Output
90°.
Table
2-10.
Error
Codes
ErrO
No
error
(status
message
only)
Errl
Invalid
character
or sequence
Err2
Invalid
frequency or
resistance
entry
Err3
Programmed output
exceeds entry
limits
or
instrument
capabilities
Err4
Invalid
frequency /output combination
Err5
(Msg)
O.L.
(display)
Overload
or
overcompliance
voltage.
Err6
Module
accessed inoperative
or
not
installed
-voltage greater
than
20V
programmed
with
high voltage
output not
installed.
Err7
String
command
exceeds
32
characters
Err8
Tape
toad/feed
problem
or write
protected
Err9
Unable
to read the tape
2-37.
To
obtain a
listing
of the current
output
select
2-39.
All
numeric
data except the tolerance
limits
tor
the
Read
Mode
and
List.
The
printed
output
includes
the
both
List
Program
and
List
Data
are printed
in
engineer-
step
number,
programmed
nominal
output, tolerance
ing notation.
Only
the
exponents
E-6, E-3,
E3 and E6
programmed,
the actual
output
error,
and
if
that
exceeds
are
printed, the
E0
entry
is
blanked,
the
programmed
tolerance, the
Word
FAIL.
The
place-
""
of
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d
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,he
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*""*
Rgure
2-40.
Program
Writo-Protect (Storage
Only)
2-38.
Both
types of
listing
are
preceded
by
a heading
2-41.
Tapes
recorded with a
program
destined
for
(see
Figures
2-9
and
2-10).
A
heading
may
be obtained,
permanent
storage
may
be protected
from
accidental
subsequent
to
completion
of the
current
line,
by
toggling
erasure with the tape
cassette
write-protect
feature.
To
the
storage enable switch
(two
depressions)
then
depres-
obtain
this
feature
punch
out
the cross
shaped
plug
sing
the
list
switch.
A
heading
in
progress
can
be termin-
(Figure
2-1
1)
on
the
top
back
of the
cassette
as
it is
placed
ated
by
entering a
command.
'
n
ta
P
e reader.
After the
plug has been
removed
an
2-13
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