Agilent Technologies N6700B, User Manual

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Index
202 Series N6700 User’s Guide
CP
−
....................................................................................... 99
CP+....................................................................................... 99
current
measurement range ...............................................52, 84
monitoring resistor ..................................................... 131
output range .................................................................. 90
programming accuracy .............................................. 135
readback accuracy...................................................... 135
returning current data.................................................. 64
setting .......................................................................31, 46
CV ......................................................................................... 98
load effect .................................................................... 132
noise.............................................................................. 133
source effect................................................................ 133
D
damage................................................................................ 17
data socket ......................................................................... 42
DDE .................................................................................... 101
default gateway ................................................................. 39
device clear......................................................................... 74
DHCP.................................................................................... 38
differences in N6700A mainframes ............................. 197
digital I/O
configuring ................................................................... 166
connections ................................................................. 163
digital input
configuring ................................................................... 166
connections ................................................................. 163
digitizer
programming.................................................................. 62
programming example ............................................... 114
dimensions ....................................................................... 128
disassembly...................................................................... 171
bulk supply................................................................... 175
carrier/bias board....................................................... 174
front panel.................................................................... 174
interface board ............................................................ 174
ribbon cables ............................................................... 171
display commands............................................................. 82
DISP VIEW ..................................................................... 82
DNS server.......................................................................... 40
Domain name ..................................................................... 40
E
electronic load ................................................................. 131
electrostatic discharge precautions ............................ 171
environmental conditions ................................................ 17
ERR .............................................................................. 33, 102
error messages.................................................................186
ESB.....................................................................................102
EXE .....................................................................................101
external trigger
configuring....................................................................166
connections..................................................................164
F
fault output
configuring....................................................................167
connections..................................................................164
features.................................................................................. 8
fetch commands ......................................................... 52, 83
FETC ARR CURR? ..........................................................83
FETC ARR VOLT?...........................................................83
FETC CURR? ...................................................................84
FETC VOLT?....................................................................84
frequency, 400 Hz ..............................................................20
front panel
contrast...........................................................................56
display .............................................................................11
keys..................................................................................12
lockout.............................................................................55
menus..................................................................... 13, 198
screen saver...................................................................56
view .................................................................................56
front panel menu
exiting..............................................................................33
using ................................................................................32
G
GPIB address......................................................................34
GPIB interface ....................................................................34
ground
earth.................................................................................17
redundant .......................................................................20
redundant for 400 Hz..................................................175
groups
channel............................................................................54
view .................................................................................11
H
Hanning ...............................................................................63
headers ................................................................................71
help.......................................................................................32
history .................................................................................... 2
Hostname............................................................................39