User Manuals: Keithley 7002 Switch System Mainframe

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Keithley 7002 Instruction Manual (382 pages)

Brand: Keithley | Category: Switch | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

8
- Instruction Manual
  1
- Safety Precautions
  5
Table of Contents

16
- 1 General Information
  
  20
  - Introduction
    20
  - Features
    20
  - Warranty Information
    20
  - Manual Addenda
    21
  - Safety Symbols and Terms
    21
  - Specifications
    21
  - Inspection
    21
  - Optional Accessories
    21
- 2 Card Installation
  
  22
  - Introduction
    22
  - Model 701X Series Card Installation
    22
  - Non-701X Series Cards
    23
  - Figure 2-1 Card Installation
    24
- 3 Getting Started
  
  25
  - Introduction
    25
  - Front and Rear Panel Configurations
    25
  - Front Panel
    25
  - Rear Panel
    25
  - Figure 3-1 Model 7002 Front Panel
    26
  - Light Pen Option
    27
  - Display Modes
    27
  - Figure 3-3 Optional Light Pen
    28
  - Changing the Display Mode (Keypad Method)
    29
  - Changing the Display Mode (Light Pen Method)
    29
  - Channel Assignments
    29
  - Figure 3-8 Channel Assignment Formats
    30
  - Overview of Scan Process
    31
  - Operation Demo
    32
  - Initial Configuration
    32
  - Close and Open Channels
    33
  - Scan Channels
    35
  - Switching Card Considerations
    37
  - Switching Card Simulators
    37
  - Installing Switching Cards
    37
  - Card Type
    37
  - Front Panel Operation Summary
    38
  - Create Channel List And/Or Scan List
    38
  - Close and Open Channels
    39
  - Scan Channels
    39
  - Introduction to IEEE-488.2 and SCPI
    40
  - Bus Connections
    41
  - Primary Address
    41
  - Abbreviated Common Command Summary
    41
  - Abbreviated SCPI Command Summary
    42
  - Abbreviated Syntax Rules
    43
  - Programming Examples
    44
- 4 Front Panel Operation
  
  47
  - Introduction
    47
  - Power-Up Procedure
    47
  - Line Power Connections
    48
  - Power Switch
    48
  - Power-Up Sequence
    48
  - Front Panel Displays
    48
  - Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD)
    48
  - Table 4-1 Error and Status Messages
    49
  - LED Display
    50
  - Analog Backplane
    51
  - Figure 4-4 Analog Backplane (Detail for each Slot)
    52
  - Light Pen Option
    53
  - Light Pen Connection
    53
  - Light Pen Operations
    53
  - Light Pen Messages
    54
  - Display Modes
    54
  - Relay Status Display Mode
    54
  - List Display Modes
    55
  - Changing the Display Mode
    56
  - LED Graticule Control
    57
  - Channel Assignments
    58
  - Non-Matrix Type Cards
    58
  - Matrix Cards
    58
    
    Figure 4-10 Channel Assignments (Non-Matrix Type Cards)
    59
    
    Figure 4-11 Channel Assignments (Matrix Cards)
    60
  - Channel List and Scan List
    61
  - Keypad Entry Method
    62
  - Light Pen Entry Method
    64
  - Closing and Opening Channels
    65
  - Scanning Channels
    66
  - Scan Process (Trigger Model)
    66
  - Figure 4-12 Trigger Model (Front Panel Scan Process)
    67
  - Scan Procedure
    69
  - Scanning Examples
    72
  - Channel Patterns (STORE and RECALL)
    73
  - Storing Channel Patterns (STORE)
    74
  - Recalling Channel Patterns (RECALL)
    75
  - Menu
    75
  - Table 4-3 MENU Structure
    76
  - Savesetup
    77
  - Table 4-4 Default Conditions
    78
  - Gpib
    79
  - Digital-I/O
    79
  - Test
    80
  - Language
    80
  - General
    81
  - Card Configuration
    83
  - Type
    83
  - Table 4-6 TYPE Assignments
    84
  - Of-Poles
    85
  - Card Pair
    85
  - Delay
    86
  - Read-I/O-Card
    86
  - Scan Configuration
    87
  - Table 4-7 CONFIGURE SCAN Menu Structure
    88
  - Chan-Control
    89
  - Scan Control
    92
  - Arm Control
    94
  - Channel Restrictions
    97
  - Digital I/O Port
    99
  - Controlling Digital Circuitry
    100
  - Digital Input Channel
    102
  - External Triggering
    102
  - External Trigger
    103
  - Channel Ready
    103
  - External Triggering Example
    104
  - Trigger Link
    105
  - Asynchronous Operation
    106
  - Figure 4-22 DUT Test System
    107
    
    Figure 4-24 Operation Model for Asynchronous Trigger Link Example #1
    109
    
    Figure 4-25 Connections Using Trigger Link Adapter
    110
    
    Figure 4-26 DUT Test System (Asynchronous Example #2)
    111
    
    Figure 4-28 Operation Model for Asynchronous Trigger Link Example #2
    113
  - Semi-Synchronous Operation
    114
    
    Figure 4-31 Trigger Link Connections (Semi-Synchronous Example)
    115
    
    Figure 4-32 Operation Model for Semi-Synchronous Trigger Link Example
    116
- 5 IEEE-488 Reference
  
  119
  - Introduction
    119
  - IEEE-488 Bus Connections
    120
  - Figure 5-1 IEEE-488 Connector
    120
  - Figure 5-2 IEEE-488 Connections
    120
  - Figure 5-3 IEEE-488 Connector Location
    121
  - Primary Address Selection
    122
  - Controller Programming
    122
  - Error and Status Messages
    123
  - IEEE-488 Status Indicators
    123
  - Front Panel Aspects of IEEE-488 Operation
    123
  - LOCAL Key
    124
  - Status Structure
    124
  - Figure 5-5 Model 7002 Status Register Structure
    125
  - Standard Event Status
    126
  - Figure 5-6 Standard Event Status
    126
  - Operation Event Status
    127
  - Figure 5-7 Operation Event Status
    128
  - Arm Event Status
    130
  - Figure 5-8 Arm Event Status
    130
  - Sequence Event Status
    132
  - Figure 5-9 Sequence Event Status
    133
  - Trigger Event Status
    134
  - Figure 5-10 Trigger Event Status
    135
  - Questionable Event Status
    137
  - Queues
    139
  - Status Byte and Service Request (SRQ)
    139
  - Figure 5-12 Status Byte and Service Request (SRQ)
    140
  - Trigger Model (IEEE-488 Operation)
    142
  - Figure 5-13 Trigger Model (IEEE-488 Bus Operation)
    143
  - General Bus Commands
    147
  - REN (Remote Enable)
    147
  - IFC (Interface Clear)
    148
  - LLO (Local Lockout)
    148
  - GTL (Go to Local) and Local
    148
  - DCL (Device Clear)
    148
  - SDC (Selective Device Clear)
    149
  - GET (Group Execute Trigger)
    149
  - SPE, SPD (Serial Polling)
    149
  - Programming Syntax
    151
    
    Response Messages
    157
  - Common Commands
    159
  - Table 5-4 IEEE-488.2 Common Commands and Queries
    160
  - CLS  Clear Status
    161
  - ESE  Event Status Enable
    162
  - Figure 5-14 Standard Event Status Enable Register
    163
  - ESE?  Event Status Enable Query
    164
  - ESR?  Event Status Register Query
    165
  - Figure 5-15 Standard Event Status Register
    166
  - IDN?  Identification Query
    167
  - OPC  Operation Complete
    168
  - OPC?  Operation Complete Query
    170
  - OPT?  Option Identification Query
    172
  - RCL  Recall
    173
  - RST  Reset
    174
  - Table 5-5 Default Conditions
    175
  - SAV  Save
    176
  - SRE  Service Request Enable
    177
  - Figure 5-16 Service Request Enable Register
    178
  - SRE?  Service Request Enable Query
    179
  - STB?  Status Byte Query
    180
  - Figure 5-17 Status Byte Register
    181
  - TRG  Trigger
    182
  - TST?  Self-Test Query
    183
  - WAI  Wait-To-Continue
    184
  - Display Subsystem
    189
  - Output Subsystem
    195
  - Route] Subsystem
    197
  - Close <List
    198
  - OPEN <List>|All
    200
  - SCAN <List
    201
    
    Fchannels <List>
    203
  - Interlock:list Commands
    204
    
    Bbmake <B>
    206
    
    Ctype <Name>
    209
    
    POLE <Nrf>
    210
    
    Stime <N>
    212
    
    Save[:Relays] M<Num>
    214
  - IEEE-488 Reference
    216
    
    Recall M<Nrf>
    216
  - Sense Subsystems
    217
  - Source Subsystem
    219
  - Status Subsystem
    221
  - Event]?
    222
  - Figure 5-18 Operation Event Register
    224
  - Figure 5-19 Trigger Event Register
    224
  - Figure 5-20 Arm Event Register
    225
  - Figure 5-21 Sequence Event Register
    226
    
    Enable <Nrf>
    227
  - Figure 5-23 Operation Event Enable Register
    229
  - Figure 5-25 Arm Event Enable Register
    230
    
    Ptransition <Nrf>
    231
    
    Figure 5-28 Operation Transition Filter
    233
    
    Figure 5-29 Trigger Transition Filter
    234
  - Figure 5-30 Arm Transition Filter
    235
    
    Figure 5-31 Sequence Transition Filter
    236
    
    Figure 5-32 Questionable Transition Filter
    237
    
    Ntransition <Nrf>
    238
  - Condition?
    240
  - Preset
    241
  - Queue Commands
    242
  - System Subsystem
    245
  - Version?
    246
  - Error?
    247
  - Trigger Subsystem
    249
  - Initiate Commands
    251
  - Abort
    252
    
    Count <N>
    253
    
    Delay <N>
    255
    
    Source <Name>
    256
    
    Timer <N>
    258
  - Signal
    259
    
    Introduction
    265
  - Figure 6-1 Model 7002 System Block Diagram
    266
  - Control Function
    267
    
    Figure 6-2 Block Diagram — Digital Circuitry and Memory
    268
    
    Relay Control Circuitry
    269
    
    Switch Card Interface
    270
    
    Figure 6-4 Block Diagram — Backplane Interface (One Slot)
    271
  - Relay Control
    272
  - LED Display Board Circuitry
    273
  - External Control Signals
    274
  - IEEE-488 Interface
    275
    
    Introduction
    276
  - Handling and Cleaning of Backplane Boards
    277
  - Routine Maintenance
    278
    
    Changing the Battery
    279
    
    Figure 7-1 Backplane Extender Board
    280
  - Instrument Disassembly
    281
    
    Top Cover Removal
    282
    
    Power Supplies Removal
    283
    
    Display Boards Removal
    284
  - Built-In-Tests
    285
    
    Display Test — Keys
    286
    
    Display Test — LED Board
    287
    
    Display Test — Char Set
    288
  - Troubleshooting
    291
    
    Power Supply
    292
    
    Introduction
    302
    
    Table A-1 Model 7002 Interface Function Codes
    332
    
    Example Program
    334
    
    Table B-1 BASIC Statements Necessary to Send Bus Commands
    335
    
    Figure D-2 IEEE-488 Handshake Sequence
    347
    
    Table D-1 IEEE-488 Bus Command Summary
    348
    
    Figure D-3 Command Codes
    351
    
    Table D-2 Hexadecimal and Decimal Command Code
    352
    
    Table D-4 Typical Common Command Sequence
    353
    
    Table E-1 IEEE-488 Documentation Requirements
    354
    
    F SCPI Conformance Information
    356
    
    Table F-2 Syntax of Non-SCPI Commands Implemented by Model 7002
    360
    
    Table H-1 Display Command Summary
    366
    
    Table H-3 Route Command Summary
    367
    
    Table H-4 Sense Command Summary
    368
    
    Table H-6 Status Command Summary
    369
    
    Table H-7 System Command Summary
    370

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Table of Contents
7
1 Installation

10
- Introduction
  10
- Warranty
  10
- System 40 Installation Guidelines
  10
- Fixed Rack Installation
  11
  - Rack Mount
    11
  - Shelf Mount
    12
2 Operation

14
3 Service

22
- Introduction
  22
- Troubleshooting
  22
  - Troubleshooting Equipment
    22
  - Troubleshooting Procedure
    22
- Ordering Information
  23
- Factory Service
  23

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