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Keithley 707B Reference Manual (559 pages)
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Keithley
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Matrix Switcher
| Size: 13 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
6
Introduction
18
Contact Information
18
Overview
18
Warranty Information
18
General Operation
20
Rear Panel Overview
20
Model 707B Rear Panel
21
Model 708B Rear Panel
21
Wiring
21
Communication Connections
22
Digital I/O Port
26
Power-Up
29
Line Power Connection
29
Power-Up Sequence
30
Front-Panel Operation
30
Model 707B Front Panel
31
Model 708B Front Panel
31
Display
32
Crosspoint Display (Model 707B Only)
34
Selecting Channels from the Front Panel
36
Keys and Navigation Wheel
37
Menu Options
40
Communication Interfaces
43
Usb
43
Gpib
50
LAN Communications
55
Supplied Software
77
Keithley I/O Layer
78
Addressing Instruments with VISA
83
Using the Web Interface
88
Introduction
88
Card Pages
90
Scan Builder Page
95
TSB Embedded
100
Admin Page
101
Unit Page
102
LXI Page
103
Switch Operation
106
Working with Channels
106
Reset a Channel
124
Pseudocards
125
Save the Present Configuration
125
Functions and Features
130
Scanning and Triggering
130
Trigger Model
130
Trigger Model Components
132
Trigger Model Events and Associated Commands
133
Scan and Step Counts
133
Basic Scan Procedure
134
Changing Attributes of an Existing Scan
135
Front-Panel Scanning
135
Foreground and Background Scan Execution
136
Include Multiple Channels in a Single Scan Step
136
Remote Interface Scanning
137
Scan and Trigger Commands
137
Scanning Examples
138
Hardware Trigger Modes
141
Falling Edge Trigger Mode
143
Rising Edge Master Trigger Mode
144
Rising Edge Acceptor Trigger Mode
144
Either Edge Trigger Mode
145
Understanding Synchronous Triggering Modes
146
Synchronous Master Trigger Mode
147
Synchronous Acceptor Trigger Mode
148
Synchronous Trigger Mode
149
Events
150
Event Blenders
151
Theory of Operations
152
Models 707B and 708B Theory of Operations Overview
152
Mainframe
152
Important Test System Safety Information
153
Instrument Fan (Model 707B Only)
154
AC Power Entry
154
Universal Power Supply
154
Microprocessor Board
154
Communication Interfaces
155
Trigger and Control Interfaces
155
Backplane
155
Front Panel
157
Upper Crosspoint Display (Model 707B Only)
157
Remote Commands
162
Introduction to Remote Operation
162
Controlling the Instrument by Sending Individual Command Messages
162
Queries
164
Data Retrieval Commands
164
Information on Scripting and Programming
164
About ICL Commands
165
Beeper Functions and Attributes
165
Bit Functions
165
Channel Functions and Attributes
166
Createconfigscript Function
169
Dataqueue Functions and Attributes
170
Delay Function
170
Digio Functions and Attributes
170
Display Functions and Attributes
171
Errorqueue Functions and Attributes
171
Eventlog Functions and Attributes
172
Exit Function
172
Format Attributes
172
Gpib Attribute
172
Lan Functions and Attributes
173
Localnode Functions and Attributes
174
Make Accessor Functions
174
Memory Functions
174
Opc Function
174
Print Functions
174
Reset Function
174
Scan Functions and Attributes
175
Script Functions and Attributes
175
Slot[X] Attributes
176
Status Functions and Attributes
176
Timer Functions
176
Trigger Functions and Attributes
177
Tsplink Functions and Attributes
177
Tspnet Functions and Attributes
178
Userstring Functions
178
Waitcomplete Function
178
Overview of Instrument Drivers
179
Instrument Driver Types
179
Vxipnp Drivers
180
Interchangeable Virtual Instruments (IVI) Style Drivers
180
Labview Drivers
181
Obtaining Instrument Drivers
181
Instrument Driver Examples
181
Migrating from Models 707A and 708A
182
Migrating Model 707A or 708A Programs to Model 707B or 708B
182
DDC to ICL Command Equivalencies
183
Instrument Programming
192
Fundamentals of Scripting for TSP
192
What Is a Script
193
Runtime and Nonvolatile Memory Storage of Scripts
193
What Can be Included in Scripts
194
Commands that Cannot be Used in Scripts
194
Manage Scripts
194
Working with Scripts in Nonvolatile Memory
200
Programming Examples
204
Fundamentals of Programming for TSP
206
Introduction
206
What Is Lua
206
Lua Basics
206
Standard Libraries
221
Programming Example
225
Using Test Script Builder (TSB)
226
Installing the TSB Software
226
Project Navigator
226
Programming Interaction
227
Advanced Scripting for TSP
227
Global Variables and the Script.user.scripts Table
227
Create a Script Using the Script.new Command
229
Restore a Script to the Runtime Environment
232
Rename a Script
232
Delete User Scripts from the Instrument
234
Memory Considerations for the Runtime Environment
235
TSP-Link System and Running Parallel Test Scripts
236
TSP-Link System
236
TSP-Link Nodes
237
Connect the TSP-Link Cable
237
Initialization
238
Introduction to TSP Advanced Features
240
Using Groups to Manage Nodes on TSP-Link Network
241
Running Parallel Test Scripts
243
Using the Data Queue for Real-Time Communication
244
Copying Test Scripts Across the TSP-Link Network
245
Removing Stale Values from the Reading Buffer
245
TSP-Net
246
Overview
246
TSP-Net Capabilities
246
Using TSP-Net with any Ethernet-Enabled Device
247
Using TSP-Net Vs. TSP-Link for Communication with TSP-Enabled Devices
249
Instrument Control Library (ICL) - General Device Control
250
Instrument Control Library - TSP-Enabled Device Control
250
Example: Using Tspnet Commands
251
Command Reference
254
Command Programming Notes
254
Placeholder Characters
254
Syntax Rules
255
Logical Instruments
256
Time and Date Values
256
Using the Instrument Control Library Documentation
257
Command Name and Standard Parameters Summary
257
Command Usage
259
Command Details
260
Example Section
260
Also See: Related Commands and Information
261
Instrument Control Library (ICL) Command Reference
261
Beeper.beep()
261
Beeper.enable
262
Bit.bitand()
262
Bit.bitor()
263
Bit.bitxor()
264
Bit.clear()
264
Bit.get()
265
Bit.getfield()
266
Bit.set()
267
Bit.setfield()
268
Bit.test()
269
Bit.toggle()
270
Channel.clearforbidden()
271
Channel.close()
272
Channel.connectrule
273
Channel.connectsequential
274
Channel.createspecifier()
276
Channel.exclusiveclose()
277
Channel.exclusiveslotclose()
278
Channel.getclose()
280
Channel.getcount()
281
Channel.getdelay()
282
Channel.getforbidden()
283
Channel.getlabel()
284
Channel.getlabelcolumn()
285
Channel.getlabelrow()
286
Channel.getstate()
287
Channel.gettype()
288
Channel.open()
288
Channel.pattern.catalog()
290
Channel.pattern.delete()
291
Channel.pattern.getimage()
291
Channel.pattern.setimage()
292
Channel.pattern.snapshot()
294
Channel.reset()
296
Channel.setdelay()
297
Channel.setforbidden()
298
Channel.setlabel()
299
Channel.setlabelcolumn()
300
Channel.setlabelrow()
302
Createconfigscript()
303
Dataqueue.add()
304
Dataqueue.capacity
305
Dataqueue.clear()
305
Dataqueue.count
306
Dataqueue.next()
307
Delay()
308
Digio.readbit()
308
Digio.readport()
309
Digio.trigger[N].Assert()
310
Digio.trigger[N].Clear()
310
Digio.trigger[N].Event_Id
311
Digio.trigger[N].Mode
311
Digio.trigger[N].Overrun
313
Digio.trigger[N].Pulsewidth
313
Digio.trigger[N].Release()
314
Digio.trigger[N].Reset()
315
Digio.trigger[N].Stimulus
315
Digio.trigger[N].Wait()
317
Digio.writebit()
317
Digio.writeport()
318
Digio.writeprotect
319
Display.clear()
320
Display.getannunciators()
320
Display.getcursor()
321
Display.getlastkey()
322
Display.gettext()
323
Display.inputvalue()
326
Display.loadmenu.add()
327
Display.loadmenu.catalog()
329
Display.loadmenu.delete()
329
Display.locallockout
330
Display.menu()
330
Display.prompt()
331
Display.screen
333
Display.sendkey()
333
Display.setcursor
335
Display.settext()
335
Display.trigger.event_Id
337
Display.waitkey()
337
Errorqueue.clear()
338
Errorqueue.count
339
Errorqueue.next()
339
Eventlog.all()
340
Eventlog.clear()
341
Eventlog.count
342
Eventlog.enable
343
Eventlog.next()
343
Eventlog.overwritemethod
344
Exit()
345
Format.asciiprecision
346
Format.byteorder
346
Format.data
347
Gettimezone()
349
Gpib.address
350
Lan.applysettings()
351
Lan.config.dns.address[N]
351
Lan.config.dns.domain
352
Lan.config.dns.dynamic
353
Lan.config.dns.hostname
354
Lan.config.dns.verify
354
Lan.config.gateway
355
Lan.config.ipaddress
357
Lan.config.method
357
Lan.config.subnetmask
358
Lan.lxidomain
359
Lan.nagle
359
Lan.reset()
360
Lan.restoredefaults()
360
Lan.status.dns.address[N]
361
Lan.status.dns.name
362
Lan.status.duplex
362
Lan.status.gateway
363
Lan.status.ipaddress
363
Lan.status.macaddress
364
Lan.status.port.dst
364
Lan.status.port.rawsocket
365
Lan.status.port.telnet
365
Lan.status.port.vxi11
366
Lan.status.speed
366
Lan.status.subnetmask
367
Lan.trigger[N].Assert()
367
Lan.trigger[N].Clear()
368
Lan.trigger[N].Connect()
369
Lan.trigger[N].Connected
370
Lan.trigger[N].Disconnect()
371
Lan.trigger[N].Event_Id
371
Lan.trigger[N].Ipaddress
372
Lan.trigger[N].Mode
372
Lan.trigger[N].Overrun
374
Lan.trigger[N].Protocol
375
Lan.trigger[N].Pseudostate
375
Lan.trigger[N].Stimulus
376
Lan.trigger[N].Wait()
378
Localnode.define
378
Localnode.description
379
Localnode.execute()
380
Localnode.getglobal()
381
Localnode.model
381
Localnode.password
382
Localnode.prompts
382
Localnode.prompts4882
383
Localnode.reset()
384
Localnode.revision
384
Localnode.serialno
385
Localnode.setglobal()
386
Localnode.showerrors
386
Makegetter()
387
Makesetter()
388
Memory.available()
388
Memory.used()
390
Opc()
390
Print()
391
Printbuffer()
391
Printnumber()
393
Reset()
393
Scan.abort()
394
Scan.add()
395
Scan.addimagestep()
396
Scan.background()
397
Scan.bypass
398
Scan.create()
399
Scan.execute()
400
Scan.list()
401
Scan.mode
403
Scan.reset()
403
Scan.scancount
404
Scan.state()
405
Scan.stepcount
406
Scan.trigger.arm.clear()
406
Scan.trigger.arm.set()
407
Scan.trigger.arm.stimulus
407
Scan.trigger.channel.clear()
409
Scan.trigger.channel.set()
409
Scan.trigger.channel.stimulus
410
Scan.trigger.clear()
411
Script.anonymous
412
Script.delete()
412
Script.new()
413
Script.newautorun()
414
Script.restore()
415
Script.run()
415
Script.user.catalog()
416
Scriptvar.autorun
416
Scriptvar.list()
417
Scriptvar.name
417
Scriptvar.run()
419
Scriptvar.save()
419
Scriptvar.source
420
Settime()
420
Settimezone()
421
Slot[X].Idn
422
Slot[X].Poles.four
423
Slot[X].Poles.one
424
Slot[X].Poles.two
424
Slot[X].Pseudocard
425
Status.condition
426
Status.node_Enable
428
Status.node_Event
431
Status.operation
431
Status.operation.user
433
Status.questionable
435
Status Reset
437
Status.standard
441
Status.system
443
Status.system2
445
Status.system3
447
Status.system4
449
Status.system5
451
Timer.reset()
454
Trigger.blender[N].Clear()
454
Trigger.blender[N].Event_Id
455
Trigger.blender[N].Orenable
455
Trigger.blender[N].Overrun
456
Trigger.blender[N].Reset()
456
Trigger.blender[N].Stimulus[M]
457
Trigger.timer[N].Clear()
460
Trigger.timer[N].Count
460
Trigger.timer[N].Delay
461
Trigger.timer[N].Delaylist
462
Trigger.timer[N].Event_Id
462
Trigger.timer[N].Overrun
463
Trigger.timer[N].Passthrough
464
Trigger.timer[N].Reset()
464
Trigger.timer[N].Wait()
466
Trigger.wait()
467
Tsplink.group
467
Tsplink.master
468
Tsplink.node
468
Tsplink.readbit()
469
Tsplink.readport()
469
Tsplink.reset()
470
Tsplink.state
471
Tsplink.trigger[N].Assert()
471
Tsplink.trigger[N].Clear()
472
Tsplink.trigger[N].Event_Id
472
Tsplink.trigger[N].Mode
473
Tsplink.trigger[N].Overrun
474
Tsplink.trigger[N].Pulsewidth
475
Tsplink.trigger[N].Release()
476
Tsplink.trigger[N].Reset()
476
Tsplink.trigger[N].Wait()
478
Tsplink.writebit()
479
Tsplink.writeport()
479
Tsplink.writeprotect
480
Tspnet.clear()
481
Tspnet.connect()
482
Tspnet.disconnect()
483
Tspnet.execute()
483
Tspnet.idn()
485
Tspnet.read()
485
Tspnet.readavailable()
486
Tspnet.reset()
487
Tspnet.termination()
488
Tspnet.timeout
489
Tspnet.tsp.abort()
489
Tspnet.tsp.abortonconnect
490
Tspnet.tsp.rbtablecopy()
491
Tspnet.tsp.runscript()
492
Tspnet.write()
493
Userstring.add()
493
Userstring.catalog()
494
Userstring.delete()
495
Userstring.get()
495
Waitcomplete()
496
Error Summary
498
Effects of Errors on Scripts
499
Error Queue Remote Commands
499
USB Troubleshooting
499
Check Driver for the USB Test and Measurement Device
499
Troubleshooting Guide
499
Troubleshooting GPIB Interfaces
502
Timeout Errors
502
Troubleshooting LAN Interfaces
502
Verify Connections and Settings
503
Use Ping to Test the Connection
503
Open Ports on Firewalls
504
Web Page Problems
504
LXI LAN Status Indicator
505
Initialize the LAN Configuration
505
Install LXI Discovery Browser Software on Your Computer
505
Communicate Using VISA Communicator
506
Wireshark
506
Testing the Display, Keys, and Channel Matrix
506
Verify Front Panel Key Operation
506
Verify Display Operation
507
Verify Crosspoint Display Operation (707B Only)
507
Update Drivers
507
Contacting Support
508
Frequently Asked Questions
510
How Do I Get My LAN or Web Connection to Work
510
Why Can't I Close a Channel
510
How Do I Know if an Error Has Occurred on My Instrument
511
How Do I Find the Serial Number and Firmware Version of the Instrument
512
Next Steps
514
Additional Models 707B and 708B Information
514
Maintenance
516
Upgrading Firmware
516
Check Fan Status
517
Fuse Replacement
517
Using Models 707A and 708A Compatibility Mode
520
Model a to Model B Differences
520
Front-Panel Relay Closure Indicators
520
Timing Issues
521
Digital Interface
521
Memory Setups
521
Models 707A and 708A Commands
522
Status Model
524
Overview
524
Status Byte Register
525
Status Model Diagrams
526
Status Byte Register Overview
527
Measurement Summary Bit (Measurement Event Register
527
System Summary Bit (System Register
528
Error Available Bit (Error or Event Queue
530
Questionable Summary Bit (Questionable Event Register
530
Event Summary Bit (ESB Register
532
Master Summary Status Bit (MSS Bit Register
533
Operation Summary Bit (Operation Event Register
534
Status Function Summary
535
Clearing Registers and Queues
536
Startup State
536
Programming and Reading Registers
536
Programming Enable and Transition Registers
536
Reading Registers
537
Register Programming Example
538
Status Byte and Service Request (SRQ
538
Service Request Enable Register
538
Status Byte Register
539
Serial Polling and SRQ
540
SPE, SPD (Serial Polling
541
Service Requests (Srqs) and Connections
541
Status Byte and Service Request Commands
541
Controlling Node and SRQ Enable Registers
542
TSP-Link System Status
542
Status Model Configuration Example
542
Index
546
Limitation of Warranty
558
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Keithley 707B User Manual (87 pages)
Brand:
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Table of Contents
Safety Precautions
4
Table of Contents
6
Introduction
10
Introduction to this Manual
10
Models 707B and 708B Applications
10
CD-ROM Contents
11
Using the Front-Panel Interface
12
Introduction
12
Model 707B Front Panel
13
Model 708B Front Panel
13
Keys and Navigation Wheel
14
Navigation Wheel
14
Front-Panel Keys
15
Display
16
Channel Identification
17
Selecting and Closing a Channel from the Front Panel
18
Exercise: Select and Close Slot 1, Row C, Column 7 Crosspoint
19
Crosspoint Display (Model 707B Only)
20
Selecting and Closing Channels Using the Crosspoint Display
21
Viewing the Close or Open Status of a Channel
22
Channel Patterns
22
Create a Channel Pattern
23
Performing Close and Open Operations on Channel Patterns
23
Set up Row, Column, and Channel Labels
24
Exercise: Create a Row Label for Row D Using the Front Panel
25
Using the Web Interface
26
Introduction
26
Connect to the Instrument Web Interface
26
Web Interface Home Page
27
Log in to the Instrument
27
Card Pages
28
Open and Close Channels from the Card Pages
29
Set up Channel Patterns from the Web Interface
31
Scan Builder Page
33
Create a Scan List
34
Run the Scan
34
Stop the Scan
35
Clear the Scan List from the Web Interface
35
Set up Simple Triggers
35
TSB Embedded
36
Create a Script Using TSB Embedded
36
Working with the Model 4200-SCS
40
Introduction
40
Equipment Required to Run the Example
40
Configure Model 707B or 708B for Model 4200-SCS
40
Add Model 707B or 708B to Model 4200-SCS
41
Next Steps
42
Working with the Series 2600A
44
About the Series 2600A Examples
44
Equipment Required to Run the Examples
45
Connect the Equipment
45
Logical Block Diagram of Test Connections
46
Example 1: Control with Separate Interfaces
47
Set up Communication
47
Example Program Code for the Model 707B or 708B
48
Example Program Code for the Model 2635
48
Example Code to Run the Test
49
Example 2: Using TSP-Link to Configure Instruments
50
Set up Communication
51
Example Program Code
52
Example Code to Run the Test
53
Example 3: Configure Using TSP-Link and Interactive Triggers
55
Set up Communication
55
Example Program Code
56
Example Program Code to Run the Test
59
Example 4: Using the Scanning and Triggering Model
60
Set up Communication
60
Example Program Code
60
Example Program Code to Run the Test
63
Using Background Scans for Longer Scan Lists
64
Working with the Series 2400
66
About the Series 2400 Examples
66
Equipment Required to Run the Examples
66
Connect the Equipment
66
Logical Block Diagram of Test Connections
67
Example 1: Individual Commands for Switch-Measure
68
Example Program Code for the Model 2400
68
Example Program Code for the Model 707B or 708B
69
Example 2: Digital I/O Triggering for Switch-Measure Synchronization
70
Example Program Code for the Model 2400
70
Example Program Code for the Model 707B or 708B
72
Overview of Running the Test
74
Example Code to Run the Test
74
Troubleshooting Faqs
76
About this Section
76
Need Different Line Frequency or Voltage
76
Model 4200-SCS Does Not Recognize Switch Matrix
76
A" Model Software Does Not Run on "B" Models
78
Matrix Ready and External Trigger Lines
78
Switch Matrix Does Not Recognize My Card
78
Instrument's Internal Web Page Is Not Accessible
79
Error When I Try to Close a Channel
80
Switch Relays will Not Close
80
Save the Present State of the Instrument
80
Labview Driver for the Model 707B or 708B
81
Next Steps
82
Index
84
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| Size: 2 MB
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions
4
Table of Contents
6
Introduction
10
Introduction to this Manual
10
Models 707B and 708B Applications
10
CD-ROM Contents
11
Using the Front-Panel Interface
12
Introduction
12
Model 707B Front Panel
13
Model 708B Front Panel
13
Keys and Navigation Wheel
14
Navigation Wheel
14
Front-Panel Keys
14
Display
16
Specifying a Channel
17
Operating a Channel from the Front Panel
17
Exercise: Select and Close Slot 1, Row C, Column 7 Crosspoint
18
Crosspoint Display (Model 707B Only)
18
Selecting and Closing Channels Using the Crosspoint Display
19
Exercise: Select Crosspoint on Slot 2, Row C, Column 3
20
Viewing the Close or Open Status of a Channel
20
Channel Patterns
21
Create a Channel Pattern
21
Performing Close and Open Operations on Channel Patterns
22
Set up Row, Column, and Channel Labels
22
Exercise: Create a Row Label for Row D Using the Front Panel
23
Using the Web Interface
24
Introduction
24
Connecting to the Instrument Web Interface
24
Web Interface Home Page
25
Log in to the Instrument
26
Card Pages
26
Open and Close Channels from the Card Pages
27
Set up Channel Patterns from the Web Interface
29
Scan Builder Page
31
Create a Scan List
32
Run the Scan
32
Stop the Scan
32
Clear the Scan List from the Web Interface
33
Set up Simple Triggers
33
TSB Embedded
34
Create a Script Using TSB Embedded
34
Working with the Model 4200-SCS
40
Introduction
40
Equipment Required to Run the Example
40
Configure Model 707B or 708B for Model 4200-SCS
40
Add Model 707B or 708B to Model 4200-SCS
41
Next Steps
42
Working with the Series 2600A
44
About the Series 2600A Examples
44
Equipment Required to Run the Examples
45
Connect the Equipment
45
Logical Block Diagram of Test Connections
46
Example 1: Control with Separate Interfaces
47
Set up Communication
47
Example Program Code for the Model 707B or 708B
47
Example Program Code for the Model 2635
48
Example Code to Run the Test
49
Example 2: Using TSP-Link to Configure Instruments
49
Set up Communication
50
Example Program Code
51
Example Code to Run the Test
52
Example 3: Configure Using TSP-Link and Interactive Triggers
53
Set up Communication
53
Example Program Code
54
Program Code to Run the Test
56
Example 4: Using the Scanning and Triggering Model
57
Set up Communication
57
Program Code
57
Program Code to Run the Test
60
Using Background Scans for Longer Scan Lists
60
Working with the Series 2400
62
About the Series 2400 Examples
62
Equipment Required to Run the Examples
62
Connect the Equipment
62
Logical Block Diagram of Test Connections
63
Example 1: Individual Commands for Switch-Measure
64
Example Program Code for the Model 2400
64
Example Program Code for the Model 707B or 708B
64
Example 2: Digital I/O Triggering for Switch-Measure Synchronization
65
Example Program Code for the Model 2400
65
Example Program Code for the Model 707B or 708B
67
Overview of Running the Test
69
Example Code to Run the Test
69
Troubleshooting Faqs
70
About this Section
70
Need Different Line Frequency or Voltage
70
Model 4200-SCS Does Not Recognize Switch Matrix
70
A" Model Software Does Not Run on "B" Models
71
Matrix Ready and External Trigger Lines
72
Switch Matrix Does Not Recognize My Card
72
The Internal Web Page of the Instrument Is Not Accessible
72
Error When I Try to Close a Channel
73
Switch Relays will Not Close
73
Save the Present State of the Instrument
74
Where Can I Get the Labview Driver
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Next Steps
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Index
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Keithley 707B Quick Start Manual (21 pages)
Semiconductor Switching Matrix
Brand:
Keithley
| Category:
Matrix Switcher
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
CD-Rom Contents
5
Unpack and Inspect the Instrument
6
Connect the Instrument
9
Important Test System Safety Information
9
Install and Connect a Switching Card
11
Install the Instrument
13
Connect Line Power
13
Turn on the Instrument
15
Power-Up Sequence
15
Test the Instrument
16
Next Steps
19
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