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Keithley 2750 User Manual (452 pages)
Multimeter/Switch System
Brand:
Keithley
| Category:
Switch
| Size: 7.62 MB
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions
4
Table of Contents
8
Getting Started
18
General Information
19
Contact Information
19
Safety Symbols and Terms
19
Inspection
20
Options and Accessories
20
Model 2750 Features
22
Plug-In Switching Modules
23
Pseudocards
25
Identifying Installed Switching Modules
25
Front and Rear Panel Familiarization
26
Front Panel Summary
26
Rear Panel Summary
29
Rack Mounting
30
Power-Up
31
Line Power Connection
31
Line Frequency
32
Setting Line Voltage and Replacing Fuse
32
Power-Up Sequence
33
Keyclick
33
Display
34
Status and Error Messages
34
Remote Programming - Display
34
Defaults and User Setups
36
Saving and Restoring Setups
37
Remote Programming - Default and User Setups
41
Remote Programming Information
42
Quick Start Exercises
42
Basic DMM Measurements - Front Panel Inputs
43
Closing and Opening Channels - System Channel Operation
45
Simple Scanning
48
Trigger and Return Readings - Remote Programming
51
Closing and Opening Switching Module Channels
56
Close/Open Overview
57
Switching Module Installation and Connections
58
Module Installation
58
Connections
59
Pseudocards
60
Channel Assignments
60
System Channel Operation
61
2-Wire Functions
62
4-Wire Functions (Paired Channels)
62
Controlling the System Channel
63
Non-Amp and Non-Measure Switching Modules
67
Multiple Channel Operation
69
Controlling Multiple Channels
71
Multiple Channel Operation Anomalies
75
Dual Independent Multiplexers
77
Identifying Installed Modules and Viewing Closed Channels
82
CARD Menu
82
Switching Module Queries (Remote Operation)
84
Relay Closure Count
86
Reading Relay Closure Count
87
Setting Count Update Interval
87
Model 7700 Switching Module
88
Switching Module Capabilities
88
Schematic Diagram
89
Basic DMM Operation
92
DMM Measurement Capabilities
93
High Energy Circuit Safety Precautions
94
Performance Considerations
95
Warm-Up
95
Autozero
95
LSYNC (Line Cycle Synchronization)
96
Remote Programming - Autozero and LSYNC
97
Channel List Parameter (<Clist>)
98
Voltage Measurements (DCV and ACV)
99
DCV Input Divider
99
Connections
99
Volts Measurement Procedure
102
Crest Factor
103
Low Level Considerations
103
Current Measurements (DCI and ACI)
105
Connections
105
Amps Measurement Procedure
106
AMPS Fuse Replacement (Front Panel AMPS Input)
107
Resistance Measurements (Ω2 and Ω4)
107
Connections
108
Standard Resistance Measurements
110
Offset-Compensated Ohms
111
Dry Circuit Ohms (DRYCKT)
113
Temperature Measurements
116
Thermocouples
116
Thermistors
118
4-Wire Rtds
119
Connections
119
Temperature Measurement Configuration
125
Temperature Measurement Procedure
127
Frequency and Period Measurements
128
Trigger Level
128
Gate Time
128
Connections
129
Frequency and Period Measurement Procedure
130
Continuity Testing
131
Connections
131
Continuity Testing Procedure
132
Remote Programming for Basic Measurements
133
Basic Measurement Commands
133
Basic Measurement Programming Examples
139
Measurement Queries
140
Fetch
140
Read
141
Measure[:<Function>]
141
[:Sense[1]]:Data:fresh
142
[:Sense[1]]:Data[:Latest]
142
Examples
143
Range, Digits, Rate, Bandwidth, and Filter Range
146
Measurement Ranges and Maximum Readings
147
Manual Ranging
147
Auto Ranging
148
Scanning
148
Remote Programming - Range
149
Digits
150
Scanning
150
Remote Programming - Digits
151
Rate and Bandwidth
153
Rate
153
Bandwidth
155
Scanning
155
Remote Programming - Rate and Bandwidth
156
Filter
159
Filter Characteristics
159
Remote Programming - Filter
164
Relative, Math, Ratio, Channel Average, and Db
168
Relative
169
Basic Operation
169
Remote Programming - Rel
171
Math
175
MX+B
176
Percent
177
Reciprocal (1/X)
178
Basic Operation
179
Remote Programming - Math
180
Ratio and Channel Average
183
Basic Operation
184
Remote Programming - Ratio and Channel Average
186
Remote Programming - Db
188
Buffer
190
Buffer Overview
191
Front Panel Buffer
191
Auto Clear
191
Timestamps
192
Storing Readings
194
Recalling Readings
195
Remote Programming - Buffer
197
Buffer Commands
197
Programming Example
203
Scanning
206
Scanning Fundamentals
207
Channel Assignments
208
Sequential and Non-Sequential Scans
208
Scan Process
208
Trigger Models
209
Scan Configuration
216
Scan Reset
218
Simple Scan
218
Advanced Scan
219
Setting Delay
222
Monitor Channel
223
Auto Channel Configuration
224
Saving Setup
225
Auto Scan
225
Scan Operation
226
Basic Scan
226
Manual/External Trigger Scan
228
Monitor Scan (Analog Trigger)
229
Remote Programming - Scanning
231
Trigger Model
231
Channel Setup
232
Buffer
232
Scanning Commands
232
Scanning Programming Example
237
Scanning Examples
238
External Trigger Scan
238
Monitor Scan
241
Triggering
244
Trigger Model
245
Idle
245
Control Source and Event Detection
246
Delay (Auto or Manual)
246
Device Action
248
Output Trigger
248
External Triggering
249
Digital I/O
249
External Trigger
250
Voltmeter Complete
250
External Triggering Example
251
External Triggering with BNC Connections
254
Remote Programming - Triggering
255
Trigger Model (Remote Operation)
255
Trigger Model Operation
258
Triggering Commands
259
Programming Example
260
Limits and Digital I/O
262
Limits
263
Scanning
265
Basic Limits Operation
265
Digital I/O
266
Digital Input (Trigger Link Input)
266
Digital Outputs
267
Setting Digital Output
272
Scanning
273
Remote Programing - Limits and Digital Output
274
Limits and Digital Output Commands
274
Limits and Digital Outputs Programming Example
276
Application - Sorting Resistors
277
Limits
277
Digital Outputs
279
Remote Operations
280
Operation Enhancements
281
Pseudocards
281
Autozero
281
Db Calculation
281
Separate Function Setups
282
DCV Input Divider
282
Multiple Channel Operation
282
GPIB Setup
283
GPIB Standards
283
Selecting GPIB and Setting Primary Address
283
GPIB Connections
284
General Bus Commands
286
REN (Remote Enable)
287
IFC (Interface Clear)
287
LLO (Local Lockout)
287
GTL (Go to Local)
287
DCL (Device Clear)
288
SDC (Selective Device Clear)
288
GET (Group Execute Trigger)
288
SPE, SPD (Serial Polling)
288
Front Panel GPIB Operation
289
Error and Status Messages
289
GPIB Status Indicators
289
LOCAL Key
290
Programming Syntax
290
Command Words
290
Query Commands
292
Case Sensitivity
292
Long-Form and Short-Form Versions
293
Short-Form Rules
293
Program Messages
294
Response Messages
296
Message Exchange Protocol
296
RS-232 Interface Operation
297
Sending and Receiving Data
297
Baud Rate
297
Signal Handshaking (Flow Control)
298
Terminator
298
Selecting and Configuring RS-232 Interface
299
RS-232 Connections
299
Error Messages
301
Status Structure
302
Overview
303
Status Byte and SRQ
303
Status Register Sets
303
Queues
303
Clearing Registers and Queues
305
Programming and Reading Registers
306
Programming Enable Registers
306
Reading Registers
307
Status Byte and Service Request (SRQ)
307
Status Byte Register
308
Service Request Enable Register
309
Serial Polling and SRQ
309
Status Byte and Service Request Commands
310
Serial Poll Programming Example
310
Status Register Sets
312
Register Bit Descriptions
312
Condition Registers
319
Event Registers
319
Event Enable Registers
320
Queues
321
Output Queue
321
Error Queue
321
Common Commands
324
SCPI Signal Oriented Measurement Commands
332
Configure:<Function> [<Rang>], [<Res>], [<Clist>]
334
Fetch
336
Read
336
Measure:<Function>? [<Rang>], [<Res>], [<Clist>]
338
Format and Miscellaneous System Commands
340
Format Commands
341
Format[:Data] <Type>[,<Length>]
341
Format:elements <Item List
344
Format:border <Name
345
Miscellaneous System Commands
346
System:preset
346
System:version
346
System:key <Nrf
346
System:beeper[:State] <B
347
SCPI Reference Tables
348
Reference Tables
349
Model 7700 Connection Guide
374
Card Configuration - Schematic
375
Connections and Wiring
377
Screw Terminals
378
Wiring Procedure
379
Typical Connections
380
Connection Log
383
Status and Error Messages
386
Signal Processing Sequence and Data Flow
395
Signal Processing Sequence
395
Basic Signal Processing
395
Signal Processing Using Instrument Features
396
Signal Processing Using Ratio or Ch Avg
399
Data Flow (Remote Operation
400
Sense and Sample Buffer
401
[Sens[1]]:Data[:Latest]
402
[Sens[1]]:Data:fresh
402
Fetch
402
Read
402
Measure
402
Calc[1]:Data[Latest
402
Calc[1]:Data:fresh
402
Calc3:Lim1:Fail
404
Calc3:Lim2:Fail
404
Trace:data
404
Calc2:IMM
405
Calc2:Data
405
Continuous Measurement Mode
405
Scanning
406
Measurement Considerations
408
Thermoelectric Potentials
409
Thermoelectric Generation
410
Minimizing Thermal Emfs
411
Source Resistance Noise
412
Magnetic Fields
413
Radio Frequency Interference
413
Ground Loops
415
Shielding
416
Meter Loading
417
Temperature Equations
418
Thermocouple Equation
419
Thermistor Equation
423
RTD Equation
425
IEEE-488 Bus Overview
428
Introduction
429
Bus Description
429
Bus Lines
431
Data Lines
431
Bus Management Lines
432
Handshake Lines
432
Bus Commands
433
Uniline Commands
435
Universal Multiline Commands
435
Addressed Multiline Commands
436
Address Commands
436
Unaddress Commands
436
Common Commands
437
SCPI Commands
437
Command Codes
438
Typical Command Sequences
439
IEEE Command Groups
440
Interface Function Codes
441
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Keithley 2750 Service Manual (179 pages)
Multimeter/Switch System
Brand:
Keithley
| Category:
Multimeter
| Size: 1.93 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Troubleshooting
12
1 Performance Verification
13
Introduction
14
Verification Test Requirements
15
Environmental Conditions
15
Line Power
15
Warmup Period
15
Recommended Test Equipment
16
Verification Limits
17
Calculating Resistance Reading Limits
17
Example Reading Limit Calculation
17
Restoring Factory Defaults
18
Performing the Verification Test Procedures
18
Verification Test Summary
18
Test Considerations
19
Model 2750 Verification
20
Verifying DC Voltage
20
Verifying AC Voltage
22
Verifying DC Current
23
Verifying AC Current
25
Verifying Normal Resistance
26
Verifying Dry Circuit Resistance
28
Verifying Temperature
30
Verifying Frequency
32
Model 7700 Verification
32
Verifying DC Voltage
33
Verifying AC Voltage
34
Verifying DC Current
36
Figure 1-12 Connections for Model 7700 AC Current Verification
37
Verifying AC Current
37
Verifying Normal Resistance
38
Figure 1-13 Connections for Model 7700 Resistance Verification (1 to 10M Ranges)
39
Figure 1-14 Connections for Model 7700 Resistance Verification (100M Range)
39
Verifying Dry Circuit Resistance
40
Figure 1-16 Connections for Model 7700 Thermocouple Temperature Verification
43
Verifying Temperature
43
Figure 1-17 Connections for Model 7700 Frequency Verification
46
Verifying Frequency
46
Verifying Ratio and Average
47
2 Calibration
49
Introduction
50
Environmental Conditions
50
Line Power
50
Warmup Period
50
Calibration Considerations
51
Calibration Code
52
Front Panel Calibration Code
52
Remote Calibration Code
52
Comprehensive Calibration
53
Calibration Cycle
53
Recommended Equipment
53
Aborting Calibration
54
Front Panel Calibration
54
Remote Calibration
62
Manufacturing Calibration
68
Extender Board Preparation
68
Recommended Test Equipment
68
Front Panel Manufacturing Calibration
69
Measuring Function Generator Signal Amplitude
69
Unlocking Manufacturing Calibration
69
Remote Manufacturing Calibration
70
Model 7700 Calibration
71
Recommended Test Equipment
71
Extender Board Connections
72
Model 7700 Calibration
72
3 Routine Maintenance
75
Introduction
76
Setting the Line Voltage and Replacing the Line Fuse
76
Figure 3-1 Power Module
77
Figure 3-2 AMPS Fuse
78
Replacing the AMPS Fuse
78
Figure 3-3 Model 7700 Amps Fuses
79
Replacing Model 7700 Plug-In Module Amps Fuses
79
Replacing Non-Volatile RAM Battery
80
Replace the Battery as Follows
81
Plug-In Module Relay Closure Count
82
Closure Count Commands
82
Reading Relay Closure Count
82
Resetting Relay Closure Count
83
Setting Count Update Interval
83
Rack Mounting
84
Rack Mount Kit
84
Rack Mount Procedure
84
Figure 3-4 Rack Preparation
85
4 Troubleshooting
91
Troubleshooting
87
Introduction
88
Repair Considerations
88
DISP Test
89
Front Panel Tests
89
KEY Test
89
Power-On Self-Test
89
Figure 4-1 Power Supply Block Diagram
90
Power Supply
90
Principles of Operation
90
Table 4-1 Power Supply Components
91
Display Board
92
Digital Circuitry
93
Analog Circuitry
95
Display Board Checks
100
Power Supply Checks
100
Table 4-2 Display Board Checks
100
Table 4-3 Power Supply Checks
100
Troubleshooting
100
Digital Circuitry Checks
101
Table 4-4 Digital Circuitry Checks
101
Analog Signal Switching States
102
Table 4-5 DCV Signal Switching
102
Table 4-6 ACV and FREQ Signal Switching
103
Table 4-7 2 Signal Switching
105
Table 4-8 4 Signal Switching
105
Table 4-11 4 Dry Circuit Reference Signal Switching
107
Table 4-12 DCA Signal Switching
107
Table 4-13 ACA Signal Switching
107
Table 4-14 DCV Signal Multiplexing and Gain
108
Table 4-15 ACV and ACA Signal Multiplexing and Gain
108
Table 4-16 DCA Signal Multiplexing and Gain
108
Table 4-17 2 Signal Multiplexing and Gain
109
Table 4-18 4 Signal Multiplexing and Gain
109
Table 4-19 4 Dry Circuit Signal Multiplexing and Gain
109
No Comm Link Error
110
Table 4-20 Switching Device Locations
110
Disassembly
111
Handling and Cleaning
112
Handling PC Boards
112
Introduction
112
Solder Repairs
112
Assembly Drawings
113
Static Sensitive Devices
113
Case Cover Removal
114
Disassembly Procedures
114
Motherboard Removal
114
Card Cage Removal
115
Front Panel Disassembly
115
Removing Power Components
115
Input Terminal Wire Connections
116
Instrument Reassembly
116
Power Module Wire Connections
117
5 Disassembly
121
6 Replaceable Parts
121
Replaceable Parts
119
Factory Service
120
Introduction
120
Ordering Information
120
Parts Lists
120
Component Layouts
121
Table 6-1 Model 2750 Motherboard Parts List
121
Table 6-5 Model 7700 Module Parts List
133
Accuracy and Optimization
135
Accuracy Calculations
136
Calculating AC Characteristics Accuracy
136
Calculating DC Characteristics Accuracy
136
Calculating Db Characteristics Accuracy
137
Calculating Dbm Characteristics Accuracy
137
AC Voltage and AC Current
138
Additional Derating Factors
138
DC Voltage, DC Current, and Resistance
138
Optimizing Measurement Accuracy
138
Temperature
138
AC Voltage and AC Current
139
DC Voltage, DC Current, and Resistance
139
Optimizing Measurement Speed
139
Temperature
139
A Accuracy and Optimization
148
B Calibration Reference
148
Calibration Reference
141
Command Summary
142
Introduction
142
Miscellaneous Calibration Commands
144
DC Calibration Commands
148
Table B-2 DC Calibration Commands
148
AC Calibration Commands
153
Manufacturing Calibration Commands
155
Model 7700 Calibration Commands
156
Error Summary
161
Remote Error Reporting
161
Table B-5 Calibration Errors
161
Error Queue
164
Detecting Calibration Step Completion
165
Generating an SRQ on Error
165
Status Byte EAV (Error Available) Bit
165
Using the *OPC? Query
165
Generating an SRQ on Calibration Complete
166
Using the *OPC Command
166
Calibration Program
167
Calibration Equipment
168
Computer Hardware Requirements
168
Introduction
168
Software Requirements
168
General Program Instructions
169
Keithley 2750 Quick Start Manual (52 pages)
Brand:
Keithley
| Category:
Data Loggers
| Size: 1.76 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
9
Getting Started
10
Introduction
10
Measure and Switching Capabilities
10
Front and Rear Panels (Mainframe)
12
Power-Up
15
Edit Keys
15
Factory Defaults
16
Communication Interfaces
16
Start-Up Software
18
Trigger and Return Readings
18
Front Panel Input Connections
19
Basic Measurements
21
Measure Volts, Amps and Ohms
21
Measure Temperature
23
Measure Frequency and Period
25
Testing Continuity
26
Optimizing Performance
27
Warm-Up
27
Display Resolution (Digits)
27
Measurement Speed (Rate)
28
Filter
29
Line Cycle Synchronization (Lsync)
31
Autozero
32
Math Operations
32
Relative (Rel)
33
Math MX+B
34
Percent
35
Reciprocal (1/X)
35
Ratio and Channel Average
36
Buffer
38
Storing and Recalling Readings
38
Storing Readings
38
Recalling Readings (and Statistics)
38
Model 7700 Switching Module
41
Input Connections and Measurements
42
2-Wire Measurements
43
Channel Assignments
45
Closing and Opening Channels
46
Simple Scanning
48
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