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Summarization of Contents
Safety Summary
Warning Labels
Explains warning labels on ADC products for specific dangers.
Basic Precautions
Lists precautions to prevent fire, burn, electric shock, and personal injury.
Environmental Conditions
Operating position
Specifies the required conditions for operating the instrument.
Storage position
Specifies the required conditions for storing the instrument.
1. PREFACE
1.1 Product Overview
Provides a summary of the 6540/6541's features, capabilities, and applications.
1.2 Supplied Accessories
Lists standard accessories included with the 6540/6541 unit.
1.3 Optional Accessories
Lists optional accessories available for purchase for the 6540/6541.
1.4 Operating Environment
Describes the required environmental and power supply conditions for the instrument.
1.5 Operating Check
Outlines the simple self-test procedure to ensure correct instrument operation.
1.6 Cleaning, Storage, and Transport Methods
Provides instructions for cleaning, storing, and transporting the 6540/6541.
1.7 Warm-Up
Recommends warming up the instrument for 60 minutes for specified accuracy.
1.8 Calibration
Refers to chapter 7 for calibration procedures and service contact.
1.9 Life Limited Parts
Lists parts with limited life and guidelines for replacement.
1.10 Product Disposal and Recycling
Provides guidance on correctly disposing of the 6540/6541 according to regulations.
2. PANEL AND OPERATION
2.1 Front and Rear Panels
Describes the part names and functions on the front and rear panels of the instrument.
2.2 6541 Basic Operation
Explains the basic operations of the 6541 model.
2.3 6541 Example Operations
Demonstrates how to set parameters for DC source, pulse source, and sweep operations.
2.4 6541 Display
Describes the displayed contents of the two types of home screens on the 6541.
2.5 Soft Keys
Details the soft key functions and operations for setting parameters.
2.6 MENU Hierarchy
Describes the MENU hierarchy details and operation for parameter setting.
2.7 VIEW Key
Explains how to use the VIEW key to display and set parameters.
2.8 Sweep Memory Settings (Random Memory)
Describes how to set source data for random sweep using the sweep memory.
2.9 Parameter Copy and Synchronization Setting
Explains how to copy parameters and set synchronous channels using the SYNC menu.
3. REFERENCE
3.1 Menu Index
Provides an index of setting parameters within the MENU structure.
3.2 Function Description
Describes panel keys and parameter functions.
4. TECHNICAL REFERENCES
4.1 DUT Connection
Describes connection methods and precautions for the Device Under Test.
4.2 Functions in Detail
Details the various functions of the instrument for accurate operation.
4.3 Operational Principles
Explains the operational principles and block diagram of the instrument.
5. REMOTE PROGRAMMING
5.1 Using Interface
Provides an overview of USB, GPIB, and LAN interfaces for remote control.
5.2 USB
Describes the USB interface specifications and setup procedures.
5.3 GPIB
Explains the GPIB interface capabilities and precautions for use.
5.4 LAN
Details the LAN interface overview and setup for remote control.
5.5 Status Register Structure
Explains the hierarchical status register structure for sending instrument statuses.
5.6 Data Output Format (Talker Format)
Describes the format for measurement data and memory recall readouts.
5.7 Remote Commands
Lists commands for programming and introduces program examples.
6. PERFORMANCE TEST
6.1 Measuring Instrument Necessary for Performance Test
Specifies the measuring instruments required for performance testing.
6.2 Connections
Outlines the necessary connections for performing performance tests.
6.3 Test Method
Describes the procedure for executing performance tests under specific conditions.
7. CALIBRATION
7.1 Measuring Instrument Necessary for Calibration
Lists the required accuracies of measuring instruments for calibration.
7.2 Safety Precautions
Provides safety precautions to be observed during the calibration process.
7.3 Connections
Shows the connection diagrams for calibrating the instrument using a DMM.
7.4 Calibration Points and Tolerance Ranges
Details the calibration points and tolerance ranges for accurate calibration.
7.5 Calibration Procedure
Outlines the step-by-step procedures for calibrating the 6540/6541.
8. SPECIFICATIONS
8.1 Source and Measurement
Details the specifications for source and measurement functions, including ranges and resolutions.
8.2 Source and Measurement Function
Describes the various source and measurement functions available on the instrument.
8.3 Interface Functions
Lists the specifications for USB, GPIB, and LAN interfaces.
8.4 Setting Time
Details the specifications for various time-related settings like pulse width and delay.
8.5 General Specifications
Provides general specifications including operating environment, power, dimensions, and safety compliance.
8.6 Supplementary Descriptions
Offers additional information and calculation examples for accuracy.
APPENDIX
A.1 When Problems Occur (Before Requesting Repairs)
Lists common symptoms, causes, and solutions for troubleshooting the instrument.
A.2 Error Message List
Explains error codes and messages that may appear on the instrument's screen.
A.3 Execution Time
Details typical execution times for remote operations and internal processing.
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