Keithley SourceMeter 2600 Series Reference Manual page 15

14 Display Operations
Display functions and attributes ...............................................................
Display features .......................................................................................
Display screen ...................................................................................
Measurement functions .....................................................................
Display resolution ..............................................................................
Display messages ....................................................................................
Clearing the display ...........................................................................
Cursor position ...................................................................................
Displaying text messages ..................................................................
Input prompting ........................................................................................
Menu ..................................................................................................
Parameter value prompting .............................................................
Annunciators ..........................................................................................
LOCAL lockout .......................................................................................
Load test menu ......................................................................................
Saving a user script .........................................................................
Adding USER TESTS menu entries ................................................
Deleting USER TESTS menu entries ..............................................
Running a test from the front panel .................................................
Display triggering ...................................................................................
Key-press codes ....................................................................................
Sending keycodes ...........................................................................
Capturing key-press codes ..............................................................
15 Performance Verification
Introduction ..............................................................................................
Verification test requirements ...................................................................
Environmental conditions ...................................................................
Warm-up period .................................................................................
Line power .........................................................................................
Recommended test equipment ..........................................................
Verification limits ................................................................................
Restoring factory defaults ........................................................................
Performing the verification test procedures ..............................................
Test summary ....................................................................................
Test considerations ............................................................................
Setting the source range and output value ........................................
Setting the measurement range ........................................................
Output voltage accuracy ..........................................................................
Voltage measurement accuracy .............................................................
Output current accuracy .........................................................................
Current measurement accuracy .............................................................
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