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Index
204 Series N6700 User’s Guide
generate ....................................................................... 51
initiate .......................................................................... 50
level .............................................................................. 49
source........................................................................... 50
outputs in parallel ........................................................... 25
outputs in series.............................................................. 27
OV...................................................................................... 99
overall troubleshooting................................................. 177
over-current protection................................................... 48
over-voltage protection .................................................. 48
over-voltage setting........................................................ 32
P
parallel outputs................................................................ 54
password .......................................................................... 43
calibration.................................................................. 151
front panel ................................................................... 55
PF ...................................................................................... 99
PON................................................................................. 101
power cord, connecting.................................................. 19
power factor 400 Hz........................................................ 20
power receptacle............................................................. 17
pre-trigger data................................................................ 62
print date ............................................................................ 2
PROT................................................................................. 99
protection, clearing......................................................... 48
pulse ................................................................................. 58
Q
QUE................................................................................. 101
query
description................................................................... 69
indicator ....................................................................... 71
QUES ............................................................................... 102
questionable status group ............................................. 96
R
rack mounting.................................................................. 18
Rectangular...................................................................... 63
remote interface
factory settings ........................................................... 43
securing ....................................................................... 43
remote sensing................................................................ 23
removing modules......................................................... 172
repackaging.................................................................... 170
replaceable parts list .................................................... 183
replaceable parts location.................................... 184, 185
reset states ...................................................................... 79
response data types........................................................ 73
returning units ............................................................... 170
root specifier.................................................................... 72
RQS ........................................................................... 96, 102
S
safety.................................................................................. 3
class ............................................................................. 17
warning ........................................................................ 17
sample interval ................................................................ 62
SCPI
command completion ................................................. 74
common commands ................................................... 79
device clear.................................................................. 74
header path.................................................................. 68
message structure ...................................................... 70
message unit ............................................................... 71
multiple commands .................................................... 68
program message ....................................................... 70
response message...................................................... 70
subsystem commands................................................ 76
screen saver..................................................................... 56
self-test ............................................................................ 53
sense commands
SENS CURR RANG...................................................... 84
SENS FUNC ................................................................. 84
SENS SWE OFFS POIN ............................................... 84
SENS SWE POIN ......................................................... 85
SENS SWE TINT ......................................................... 85
SENS VOLT RANG ...................................................... 85
SENS WIND................................................................. 85
sense leads, open ........................................................... 24
sockets ............................................................................. 42
source commands ........................................................... 89
[SOUR] CURR [IMM] .................................................. 89
[SOUR] CURR MODE.................................................. 89
[SOUR] CURR PROT STAT ......................................... 89
[SOUR] CURR RANG................................................... 90
[SOUR] CURR TRIG ..................................................... 89
[SOUR] DIG INP?......................................................... 90
[SOUR] DIG OUTP ....................................................... 90
[SOUR] DIG PIN<n> FUNC ........................................ 91
[SOUR] DIG PIN<n> POL ........................................... 91
[SOUR] LIST COUN ..................................................... 92
[SOUR] LIST CURR...................................................... 92
[SOUR] LIST DWEL ..................................................... 92
[SOUR] LIST STEP ....................................................... 93
[SOUR] LIST TERM LAST........................................... 93
[SOUR] LIST TOUT BOST........................................... 93