Keithley 708B Reference Manual page 39

Section 2: General operation
Key descriptions
Key
CHAN
PATT
SLOT
SCAN
TRIG
MENU
EXIT
ENTER
LAN status indicator
The LAN status indicator is lit when the instrument is connected through the local area network (LAN)
with no errors.
If this is not lit, the instrument is not connected through the LAN or there is a connection problem.
If you are using the web interface, the LAN status indicator blinks when you click the ID button in the
upper right corner on the home page.
See LAN communications
2-20
Description
If a channel is displayed, opens the
allows you to open and close channels. If a pattern is displayed, pressing CHAN switches to
channel view.
If a pattern is displayed, opens the
allows you to manage patterns, open and close patterns, and reset them. If a channel is
displayed, pressing PATT changes to display a pattern.
Displays information about the installed cards and the instrument. Information includes the
firmware revision, model name, and model number.
Opens the Scan Action Menu options
view, and reset scan lists. See
Generates a trigger that can be used in a script or the trigger model. See
triggering (on page 3-1). Also see
Opens the Main Menu options
communications, select channel connections, test the keys, test the display, manage digital
I/O settings, set up the beeper, and display instrument information.
This key:
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Cancels the current selection and returns to the previous menu item.
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Exits remote operation so you can control the instrument from the front panel.
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Aborts a scan that is running.
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Aborts a script that is executing.
Accepts the current selection or brings up the next menu option. In most cases, pressing
ENTER is the same as pressing the navigation wheel
(on page 2-36) for more information.
Models 707B and 708B Switching Matrix Reference Manual
Channel Action Menu options
Pattern Action Menu options
(on page 2-23), which allows you to run, manage,
Scanning and triggering (on page 3-1).
display.trigger.EVENT_ID
(on page 2-23), which allows you to manage scripts, manage
(on page 2-22), which
(on page 2-23), which
Scanning and
(on page 7-84).
.
707B-901-01 Rev. A / August 2010