Keithley 3730 User Manual

Section
4: Closing and Opening Switching Module Channels Series 3700 System Switch/Multimeter
User's Manual
4
-10 Document Number: 3700S-900-
01 Rev. A / August 2007
7. dmm close 3002
 open 3001, 3031
 keep 3911, 3922 close
 close 3002, 3032
When creating a channel pattern, make sure to:
 include all of the channels and backplane relays that are needed for that channel pattern
image.
 check that channels and backplane relays contained in the image are correct.
 check that channels and backplane relays contained in the image create the desired path
connection.
 check that DMM configuration associated with pattern is valid based on pattern
connections the image makes.
The system will verify that the channels exist for a pattern, but will not verify that the connection
is correct or that a good measurement will result for using the pattern based on the assigned
DMM configuration.
NOTE Channel patterns inherit the delay times of the individual channels that comprise the
pattern.
Channel and backplane notation
There are three different notations used to control relays: Backplane relay notation, Mux
(multiplexer) channel notation, and Matrix card notation.
Backplane relay notation
To control analog backplane relays for slots with analog backplane relay channels, use S9BX
where:
S: Slot number
9: Backplane notation designation (always 9 when referencing a backplane relay)
B: Bank number
X: Analog backplane relay number

Keithley 3730 Specifications

General

Brand	Keithley
Model	3730
Category	Multimeter
Language	English