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Keysight E5260/E5270 Programming Guide, Edition 4
Command Reference
Command Reference
CN
This command enables the specified channels by setting the output switches to ON.
Then the power consumption is 0 W.
WARNING
SETTING THE OUTPUT SWITCH TO "ON" ENABLES THE CHANNEL
TO FORCE DANGEROUS VOLTAGES.
WHEN THE CHANNEL IS NOT IN USE, SET THE OUTPUT SWITCH TO
"OFF" WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
Execution
Conditions
No channel may be in the HIGH VOLTAGE state (forcing more than ±42 V, or
voltage compliance set to more than ±42 V).
Syntax
CN [
chnum
[,
chnum
...[,
chnum
]...]]
A maximum of eight channels can be set.
Parameters
chnum
:
Channel number. The value must be slot number where the module has
been installed. Integer expression. 1 to 8 (1 and 5 are not available for
HPSMU). See
.
If you specify multiple
chnum
s, the E5260/E5270 sets the output switches to ON, in
the specified order.
If you do not specify
chnum
, the E5260/E5270 sets all output switches to ON, in the
order from lower to higher slot number.
Remarks
The CN command sets the specified channels to the following conditions:
If the output switch of the specified channel is already set to ON, no action is
performed by the CN command.
Example
Statements
OUTPUT @E5270;"CN"
OUTPUT @E5270;"CN 1,2,3,5"
Item
Setting
Item
Setting
Output Switch
ON
I Compliance
100
μ
A
Source Mode
Voltage
I Range
100
μ
A
Output Voltage
0 V
Filter
Not changed
V Range
20 V
Series Resistor
Not changed
Summary of Contents for E5260 Series
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Page 109: ...3 Programming Examples...
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