Keithley SourceMeter 2600 Series Reference Manual page 13

10 Digital I/O Port
Overview ..................................................................................................
Digital I/O port ..........................................................................................
Port configuration ...............................................................................
Digital I/O configuration .....................................................................
Controlling digital I/O lines .................................................................
Output Enable (Models 2601/2602) .........................................................
Overview ............................................................................................
Operation ...........................................................................................
Front panel control of Output Enable .................................................
Remote control of Output Enable ....................................................
Interlock (Models 2612/2612) .................................................................
Overview ..........................................................................................
Operation .........................................................................................
11 Communications Interfaces
Overview ..................................................................................................
Selecting an interface ...............................................................................
GPIB operation .........................................................................................
GPIB standards .................................................................................
GPIB connections ..............................................................................
Primary address .................................................................................
Terminator ..........................................................................................
General bus commands ...........................................................................
REN (remote enable) .........................................................................
IFC (interface clear) ...........................................................................
LLO (local lockout) .............................................................................
GTL (go to local) ................................................................................
DCL (device clear) .............................................................................
SDC (selective device clear) ..............................................................
GET (group execute trigger) ..............................................................
SPE, SPD (serial polling) ...................................................................
Front panel GPIB operation .....................................................................
Error and status messages ................................................................
GPIB status indicators .......................................................................
LOCAL key ......................................................................................
RS-232 interface operation ....................................................................
Setting RS-232 interface parameters ..............................................
Sending and receiving data .............................................................
Terminator ........................................................................................
Baud rate .........................................................................................
Data bits and parity ..........................................................................
Flow control (signal handshaking) ...................................................
RS-232 connections ........................................................................
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