Keithley 2601 Reference Manual page 31

Series 2600 System SourceMeter® Instruments Reference Manual
1 Special keys and power switch:
DISPLAY
CONFIG
POWER
Number
Keys
2 Source-measure setup, performance control, and special operation:
Top row
Models 2601, 2602, 2611, 2612, 2635, and 2636:
SRC
editing.
MEAS
LIMIT
MODE
Models 2602, 2612, and 2636 only:
SRC
MEAS
LIMIT
MODE
Middle row
Models 2601, 2602, 2611, 2612,
DIGITS
SPEED
REL
FILTER
Models 2602, 2612, and 2636 only:
DIGITS
SPEED
REL
FILTER
Bottom row
LOAD
RUN
STORE
RECALL
2600S-901-01 Rev. C / January 2008
Toggles between the various source-measure displays and the user message mode.
Selects Model 2602/2612/2636 single or dual-channel display.
Use to configure a function or operation.
Power switch: The in position turns SourceMeter on (I); the out position turns it off (O).
The number keys (0-9, +/-, 0000) allow direct numeric entry in the EDIT mode.
Channel A selects the source function (V or A) and places cursor in the source field for
Channel A cycles through measure functions (V, A, Ω, or W).
Channel A places the cursor in the compliance limit field for editing.
Channel A directly chooses the measurement function (V, A, Ω, or W).
Channel B selects the source function (V or A) and places cursor in the source field.
Channel B cycles through measure functions (V, A, Ω, or W).
Channel B places the cursor in the compliance limit field for editing.
Channel B directly chooses the measurement function (V, A, Ω, or W).
2635, and 2636
Channel A changes display resolution to 4-1/2, 5-1/2, or 6-1/2 digits.
Channel A sets the measurement speed by controlling the A/D converter measurement
aperture.
Channel A controls relative, which allows a baseline value to be subtracted from a reading.
Channel A controls the digital filter, which can be used to reduce reading noise.
Channel B changes display resolution to 4-1/2, 5-1/2, or 6-1/2 digits.
Channel B sets the measurement speed by controlling the A/D converter measurement
aperture.
Channel B controls relative, which allows a baseline value to be subtracted from a reading.
Channel B controls the digital filter, which can be used to reduce reading noise.
Loads factory or user-defined scripts for execution.
Runs the last selected factory or user-defined scripts.
Stores readings, source values, and timestamp values in one of two internal buffers
per channel for later recall.
Recalls stored readings, source values, and timestamp values from either of the two buffers.
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