Triggering With Tsp-Link; Tsp Advanced Features - Keithley 2601 Reference Manual

Section 9: System Expansion (TSP-Link)
An abort can also be performed by pressing the OUTPUT ON/OFF key on any node. The results
are the same as above, with the addition that all SMU outputs in the system are turned off.

Triggering with TSP-Link

TSP-Link has three synchronization lines that function similar to the Digio synchronization lines.
see "TSP-Link Synchronization lines" on page 10-10 for more information.

TSP advanced features

Use the TSP advanced features to run test scripts in parallel, to manage resources allocated to
test scripts running in parallel, and to use the data queue to facilitate real-time communication
between nodes on the TSP-Link network.
Running test scripts in parallel improves functional testing, provides higher throughput, and
expands system flexibility.
There are two methods you can use to run test scripts in parallel:
• Create multiple TSP-Link networks
• Use a single TSP-Link network with groups
Figure 9-2
network has a master node and a GPIB connection to the PC.
9-6
displays the first method, which consists of multiple TSP-Link networks. Each TSP-Link
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