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Switching module capabilities
Model 7751 and 7752 calibration commands
G-16
Model 7751/7752
simplified schematic
Model 7751/7752 amps fuse
Models 7751 and 7752
Switching modules
modules
identifying installed modules
Switching module queries (remote
operation)
2-28
Monitor channel
7-18
Monitor scan example
7-38
Multiple channel operation
Multiple channels
Control commands
Controlling
2-14
Operation
2-13
Anomalies
2-19
mX+b (math function)
5-8, 5-9
Configuration
5-8, 5-10
Rel
5-9
Setting units
5-16
N
Noise
Johnson noise equation
Lowest settings
4-8
Source resistance
D-5
vs. speed characteristics
NPLC setting
4-9
O
Offset-compensated ohms
Enabling/disabling
Performing measurements
OPEN key
2-11, 2-16
OPEN/
ALL
2-11
OPEN: ALL
2-16
OPEN: MULTI
2-16
Operation event status
11-14
Options
1-3
Output trigger
7-10, 8-5
P
Paired channels
see 4-wire functions
Percent (math function)
2-33
2-32
18-7
2-31
2-26
2-13
2-17
D-5
4-8
3-20
3-20
3-21
5-11
Configuration
5-11
Reference
5-16
Performance considerations
Plug-in switching modules
Power
1-7
Power module
1-12, 1-13
Power switch
1-8
Power-up
1-13
Sequence
1-15
Primary address
Setting
10-4
Program message terminator (PMT)
Program messages
10-14
Programming syntax
10-10
Pseudocards
1-7, 2-6, 10-2
Q
Questionable event status
Queues
11-2, 11-21
Clearing
11-4
Error queue
11-21
Output queue
11-21
Quick start
1-1
Exercises
1-24
Quick start exercises
1-24
R
Rack mount kits
1-4
Radio frequency interference
Range
4-1, 4-2
Auto ranging
4-3, 4-5
Commands
4-4
Keys
1-10
Manual ranging
4-3, 4-5
Measurement
4-2
Programming examples
Remote programming
Scanning
4-3
Range, Digits, Rate, Bandwidth, and Filter
Rate
4-1, 4-8
Aperture
4-12
Bandwidth
4-12
Bandwidth conflict error
Commands
4-10
Programming examples
Remote programming
Scanning
4-10
Settings
4-9
RATE key
4-8
Ratio
5-18
Basic operation
5-19
3-4
1-3, 1-6
10-15
11-18
D-6
4-5
4-4
4-1
4-12
4-12
4-10
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