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Model DMM7512 7½ Digit Sampling Multimeter Instrument Information 

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Verification and adjustment 

The DMM7512 contains two independent DMM modules that each support a sub-set of DMM7510 functions 

and specifications. For supported functions, the commands are identical to DMM7510. 
To verify and adjust the DMM7512, use the procedures in the 

Model DMM7510 7½ Digit Graphical Sampling 

Multimeter Calibration and Adjustment Manual

 (Keithley document number DMM7510-905-01), with the 

following exceptions: 

The DMM7512 contains two independent DMM modules. Each module requires separate calibration and

adjustment.

The DMM7512 does not support AC voltage or AC current functions, and it does not support the 10 A

current range. Therefore, only DC verification and adjustment steps are required.

Each DMM7512 module has only one block of inputs, which is on the rear panel. The DMM7512 inputs are

equivalent to the front-panel inputs of the DMM7510. Therefore, only use 

cal.adjust.dc()

 commands

when making calibration adjustments. The 

cal.adjust.rear.dc()

 commands are not used for the

DMM7512.

The DMM7512 does not include a GPIB interface or front-panel display. You must perform calibration and

adjustment using USB or LAN connection methods. You can use the methods described in "Adjustment

command timing and error checking" in the 

Calibration and Adjustment Manual

.

Due to the heavier metal chassis thermal mass, the DMM7512 requires more warm-up time than the

DMM7510. Allow 4 hours warm up before performance verification or calibration adjustment.

Refer to the DMM7512 specifications (document number SPEC-DMM7512) when calculating performance

verification limits as described in "Calibration Verification Limits" in the 

Calibration and Adjustment Manual

Where front panel procedures (such as autocalibration) are referred to, you can use the virtual front panel

if you have a LAN connection. Refer to 

Accessing the virtual front panel

 (on page 9).

Other differences between the DMM7510 and DMM7512 procedures: 

In the "Recommended test equipment" list in the 

Calibration and Adjustment Manual

, the Keithley

Instruments 3390 and IET Labs, Inc., 1423-A and HACS-Z-A-2E 1uF instruments are not required.

In the "Test Summary" list, omit the following verification procedures:

AC voltage verification

Frequency verification

AC current verification

Capacitance verification

All rear-panel (10 A) tests

In the "Adjustment" section, perform only calibration steps DC step 0 through DC step 5 as described in

"Front-terminal adjustment steps." Omit all other adjustment steps.

Software and drivers 

Summary of Contents for DMM7512

Page 1: ...ave received In addition to the DMM7512 you should have received the items in the following table Part number Description Quantity 012178100 Test lead kit 4 CA 180 16A LAN crossover cable 16 in 2 1747...

Page 2: ...Provides application examples that you can use as a starting point to create your own applications The Model DMM7510 7 Digit Graphical Sampling Multimeter Calibration and Adjustment Manual Provides c...

Page 3: ...tions are on the rear panel of the instrument only There is no front terminal or rear terminal selection See Rear panel overview on page 6 for locations The instrument dimensions are different and the...

Page 4: ...ling Multimeter Instrument Information 4 071357601 October 2018 Dimensions The following figures show the mounting screw locations and other dimensions of the instrument Figure 2 DMM7512 top view Figu...

Page 5: ...port USB Type A connection You can use a USB flash drive to store reading buffer data scripts and user setups You can also use it to upgrade the firmware LAN RESET Reverts the LAN settings and the in...

Page 6: ...etwork The DMM7512 is a version 1 5 LXI Device Specification 2016 instrument that supports TCP IP and complies with IEEE Std 802 3 ethernet LAN See Setting up remote communications on page 7 Rear pane...

Page 7: ...r outlet The line fuse located just above the power receptacle protects the power line input of the instrument Setting up remote communications Each device on a LAN corporate or private requires a uni...

Page 8: ...d This allows remote access to LXI web page controls that may have been password protected before the reset To use the LAN RESET switch to select Automatic configuration 1 Turn on instrument power 2 W...

Page 9: ...e web interface and virtual front panel 1 Open a web browser on the host computer 2 Enter the IP address of the module in the address box of the web browser For example the default address for module...

Page 10: ...Fuse replacement To prevent injury death or instrument damage use only the correct fuse type see table To replace the line fuse 1 Power off the instrument and remove the line cord 2 There is a small t...

Page 11: ...ibration and adjustment using USB or LAN connection methods You can use the methods described in Adjustment command timing and error checking in the Calibration and Adjustment Manual Due to the heavie...

Page 12: ...y be connected to mains These instruments will be marked as category II or higher Unless explicitly allowed in the specifications operating manual and instrument labels do not connect any instrument t...

Page 13: ...mentation explains hazards that could damage the instrument Such damage may invalidate the warranty The CAUTION heading with the symbol in the user documentation explains hazards that could result in...

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