Keithley 2750 User Manual page 446

Dry circuit ohms (DRYCKT)
Dry circuit ohms applications
Dual independent multiplexers
Dual multiplexer application
DUT test system 8-8
E
Eliminating ground loops
Error messages 10-21
Error queue 11-20
commands 11-21
Event enable registers
commands 11-19
Event enable registers. 11-19
Event register
commands 11-18
Event registers 11-18
Example #2 – one-shot triggering
External Trigger 8-7
External trigger scan example
External triggering 8-6
example 8-8
External triggering with BNC connections
F
Features
Model 2700 1-5
Filter 4-14
characteristics 4-14
commands 4-19
control and configuration
count 4-14
example 4-16
programming examples
Remote programming
Scanning 4-18
type 4-15
window 4-14
FILTER key 4-17
flashing CHAN 7-15
flashing OCOMP 3-22
FORMat
BORDer 14-6
commands 14-2
ELEMents 14-5
FORMat and Miscellaneous SYSTem
Commands 14-1
FORMat[:DATA] 14-2
FREQ and PERIOD connections for front panel
inputs 3-39
Frequency and period measurements
3-22
3-22
2-23
2-24
E-8
3-49
7-33
8-11
4-17
4-22
4-19
3-38
Connections 3-39
Front panel input
Model 7700 switching module
Gate time 3-38
procedure 3-40
Trigger level 3-38
Front and rear panel familiarization
Front panel 1-9
Front Panel Trigger Model
Function and operation keys
G
General bus commands
DCL (device clear)
GET (group execute trigger)
GTL (go to local)
IFC (interface clear)
LLO (local lockout)
REN (remote enable)
SDC (selective device clear)
SPE, SPD (serial polling)
General information 1-2
Getting Started 1-1
GPIB
connections 10-5
Error and status messages
Front panel 10-10
setup 10-4
standards 10-4
GPIB operation
Front panel 10-10
GPIB status indicators
LSTN 10-10
REM 10-10
SRQ 10-11
TALK 10-10
Ground loops E-7
H
Handshake lines G-5
High energy circuit safety precautions
I
Identifying installed modules
Identifying installed switching modules
Idle 7-7
IEEE G-3
IEEE command groups
IEEE-488 1-12
handshake sequence
3-39
3-39
1-9
8-2
1-9
10-7
10-9
10-9
10-8
10-8
10-8
10-8
10-9
10-9
10-10
3-3
2-28
1-8
G-13
G-6