Keithley 2601 User Manual page 110

Index
Programming example
M
Measurement
Function
Making ............................................1-13
Range .............................................1-13
Setting functions
Measurements
Basic ...............................................1-12
Using Test Script Builder
Modifying a factory script
Modifying the test code
O
Optimizing performance
Output
Turning off
Turning on
P
Performing measurements
Power module
Power switch
Programs
Using ..............................................2-10
Using LabVIEW
Using Visual Basic
Project Navigator pane
PulseVMeasureI function
R
Reading a buffer
Readings
Recalling
Storing ............................................1-17
Rear panel summaries
Recalling readings
Remote interface
Configuring
Connections
Selecting
Using ....................................... 2-2
Rotary knob ..............................................1-5
RS-232 interface
Running a factory script
Running a user script
S
Safety symbols and terms
Saving a script
Script Development pane
Service request
Generating
Polling for
Programming example
Setting up
Source
Selecting
Setting functions
Setting level
Source-measure capabilities
I-2
.................. B-11
..........................................1-13
.............................1-16
..................2-7
..........................3-5
............................3-6
.......................... B-2
......................................1-13
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............................1-13 1-17
...................... B-5
,
..................................1-7 1-9
............................................1-3
,
....................2-10 3-11
,
................2-12 3-13
.............................2-4
.........................3-3
,
.............................. 3-4 B-5
.........................................1-17
.............................1-2
..................................1-17
.......................................2-3
.....................................2-2
...........................................2-2
,
B-2
,
............................. 2-2 B-2
............................3-3
.............................3-10
........................1-2
..........................................3-7
.........................2-4
....................................... B-4
........................................ B-4
.................... B-4
........................................ B-4
.........................................1-12
.............................1-16
....................................1-12
....................1-7
Series 2600 System SourceMeter
Model 2601/2602
Model 2611/2612
Model 2635/2636
SourceMeter/Script Interaction pane
Specifications ...........................................A-1
Speed
Setting ..............................................B-2
SRQ (Service request)
Storing a script in non-volatile memory
Storing readings ..................................... 1-17
T
Test Script Builder
Running ............................................ 2-3
Using ................................................ 2-3
Timestamp ............................................. 1-17
Triggering
Other instruments
Programming
Scanner ............................................B-3
TSP-Link
Accessing node resources
Connections
Initialization (reset)
localnode variable (alias)
Node number assignments
node variable
Running scripts
Setup ................................................ 4-2
System check
U
User scripts .............................................. 3-2
V
Vents
Cooling ..................................... 1-7
Visual Basic ........................................... 2-12
W
What is a script?
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