
Model 2790 SourceMeter
®
Switch System Reference Manual
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Basic DMM measurements — front panel inputs
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See
for details on basic DMM operation.
The Model 2790 is shipped from the factory to power-up to factory defaults. The instru-
ment powers up to a setup that continuously measures DC volts. Some of the default set-
tings for the DCV function include auto range enabled, 6 -digit resolution, filter enabled,
and slow reading rate. These settings provide a good starting point and in many cases, do
not need to be changed.
“Starting-point” default settings are also provided for the other measurement functions.
Therefore, to perform basic measurements, simply select the desired function and “tweak”
the setup (range, rate, filter, digits, etc.) as required.
For remote programming, the instrument is typically used in a non-continuous measure-
ment mode. In this mode, the user (via remote command programming) specifies the num-
ber of measurements to perform. *RST defaults place the instrument in a non-continuous
measurement mode. Most of the other settings for factory and *RST defaults are the same.
For remote programming, the following command is used to select function.
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Items in brackets ([]) are optional and do not need to be included. Upper case
characters are required. Lower case characters are optional and need not be
included.
[SENSe[1]]:FUNCtion <func>
'Select measurement function.'
<func> ='VOLTage[:DC]'
DCV
'VOLTage:AC'
ACV
'CURRent[:DC]'
DCI
'CURRent:AC'
ACI
'RESistance'
Ω
2
'FRESistance'
Ω
4
'FREQuency'
FREQ
'PERiod'
PERIOD
'TEMPerature'
TEMP
Each function can have its own unique setup configuration (i.e., range, digits, speed, etc.).
For example, the following command words select range and digits:
RANGe[:UPPer] <n>
' Specify expected reading.
RANGe:AUTO <b>
' Enable (ON) or disable (OFF) auto range.
DIGits
' Set display resolution; 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, or 6.5 (digits).
The following examples demonstrate how to include the function name in the command
string for configuration commands.
VOLT:RANG 10
' Select 10V range for DCV.
RES:RANG:AUTO ON
' Enable auto range for
Ω
2.
CURR:DIG 4.5
' Set DCI for 4 -digit resolution.
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See
for details on setting range, digits, rate, bandwidth, and filter.
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