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Front Panel
WARNING MESSAGES
The SR830 displays various warning messages whenever the operation of the instrument is not obvious. The
two tone warning alarm sounds when these messages are displayed.
Display
Warning Message
Meaning
LOCL LOut
LOCAL LOCKOUT
If the computer interface has placed the unit in the REMOTE
state, indicated by the REMOTE led, then the keys and the knob
are disabled. Attempts to change the settings from the front
panel will display this message.
IGAn chG
IGAIN CHANGE
Indicates that the current conversion gain has been changed to
1 M
Ω
as a result of changing the sensitivity. Sensitivities from
20 nA to 1 µA require 1 M
Ω
current gain.
tc chnG
TC CHANGE
Indicates that the time constant has been changed, either by
increasing the detection frequency from below 200 Hz to above
200 Hz, or by changing the sensitivity, dynamic reserve, filter
slope, or expand.
hAr ovEr
HARMONIC OVER
An attempt to increase the harmonic detect frequency above
102 kHz will display this message.
tc ovEr
TC OVER
Indicates that the time constant is too long (>1s) for Auto Gain to
run.
PhAS bAd
PHASE BAD
Indicates that the phase is unstable and Auto Phase will not run.
rcal dAtA Err
RECALL DATA ERR
This message is displayed if the recalled setup is not valid. This
is usually because a setup has never been saved into the select-
ed buffer.
undr
UNDR
Indicates unit may not be precisely locked at very low frequency.
Summary of Contents for SR830
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Page 11: ...SR830 DSP Lock In Amplifier 1 10...
Page 13: ...2 2 Getting Started...
Page 17: ...2 6 The Basic Lock in...
Page 23: ...2 12 Outputs Offsets and Expands...
Page 25: ...2 14 Storing and Recalling Setups...
Page 31: ...3 4 SR830 Basics...
Page 33: ...3 6 SR830 Basics...
Page 37: ...3 10 SR830 Basics...
Page 53: ...3 26 SR830 Basics...
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Page 83: ...4 30 Rear Panel...
Page 107: ...5 24 Remote Programming...
Page 113: ...5 30 Remote Programming...
Page 117: ...5 34 Remote Programming...
Page 121: ...6 4 Performance Tests...
Page 123: ...6 6 Performance Tests...
Page 125: ...6 8 Performance Tests...
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Page 139: ...6 22 Performance Tests...
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