Keithley SourceMeter 2600 Series Reference Manual page 589

Data bits 11-12
Flow control 11-12
Operation 11-10
Parity 11-12
Sending and receiving data
Run-time environment 2-4
Memory considerations
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Safety shield 3-11
Safety symbols and terms
Script management 2-47
Scripting 2-3
Scripting Language 2-3
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Scripts 2-4 2-7
Creating 2-18
Creating functions
Factory scripts 2-49
Importing 2-28
Launch configuration
Launching 2-26
Modifying 2-18
Programming model
Retrieving from Model 260x
Saving 2-20
User 2-40
Scripts, named 2-5
SDC (selective device clear)
Selecting an interface 11-2
Sensing 3-5
2-wire local 3-5
4-wire remote 3-5
Mode selection 3-6
Ohms 4-19
Serial polling D-14
Setting the measurement range
Setting the source range and output value
Settling time considerations
Setups
Front panel 1-23
Power-on 1-23
Restoring 1-23
User 1-23
Shielding
Noise 3-10
Safety 3-11
Sink 8-10
Sink operation 4-17
SMU connections 3-8
Source 8-10
Source I measure I 8-24
11-11
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2-8
2-52
1-3
2-6
2-23
2-10
2-27
11-8
15-7
15-7
8-34
Source V measure V 8-24
Source-measure capabilities
Source-measure procedure
Front panel operation
Programming example
Remote operation
SPE, SPD (serial polling)
Speed 6-8
Command 6-9
Configuration menu
Programming example
Remote programming
Setting 6-9
SRQ (Service Request) 11-9
Staircase sweeps 8-4
Standard libraries 2-61
Status byte and service request (SRQ)
Status byte and service request commands
Status model
Clearing registers and queues
Commands D-8
Programming registers and queues
Status byte and SRQ
TSP-Link system D-33
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Status register sets D-2
Storing readings 7-3
String library functions 2-62
Sweep
Characteristics 5-3
Custom 5-7
Custom functions 5-10
Functions 5-8
Linear staircase 5-3
List 5-7
Logarithmic staircase
Measurement storage
Overview 5-2
Programming examples
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Pulse 5-6 8-5
Staircase functions
Waveforms 8-4
Syntax rules 12-4
System connections 2-11
System Expansion 9-1
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Tables/arrays 2-56
TALK 11-9
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Terminator 11-6 11-11
Test considerations 15-6
Test fixture 3-15
4-2
4-13
4-16
4-14
11-8
6-9
6-10
6-9
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D-11
D-11
D-14
D-9
D-10
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D-2 D-11
D-17
5-4
5-8
5-11
5-9