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Basics 12

Stanford Research Systems DC215 Voltage/Current Source

Source Range [↑] or [↓]

This increases or decreases the output range. When changed, a range message is briefly

displayed in the left display and the units and decimal point are adjusted.

Setting List [↑] or [↓]

This selects which parameter from the Setting list is shown in the left side display. The

active setting is indicated by the adjacent indicator. There are six different parameters,

most of which can be displayed and edited:

▪ Source (Source Value): The set value when the Output is on. See Source (page

24 for details.

▪ Real time (Real time value): This shows the instantaneous set value. It is the

same as the Source Value, except during ramps or if the output is off. Note that

this is a Read Only value and cannot be set. See Real Time Display (page 28) for

details.

▪ +Lim (Plus Limit): The positive limit value. Limits are the inactive source type

(current limit for voltage out and voltage limit for current out) and cannot be

set for the 10 mV and 100 mV ranges. See Limits (page 29) for details.

▪ -Lim (Minus Limit): The negative limit value. Limits are the inactive source type

(current limit for voltage out and voltage limit for current out) and cannot be

set for the 10 mV and 100 mV ranges. See Limits (page 29) for details.

▪ T

ramp

(Ramp Time): The amount of time (in seconds) for an output ramp. Note

that this is active for both sequence and non-sequence operations. See

Ramping (page 25) for details.

▪ R

delay

(Ready Delay): The amount of time (in seconds) from Source Change

Complete until the Ready signal goes active. See Ready/R

delay

(page 30) for

details.

Sequence Keys

These keys are controls for the Sequencer. See Sequencer Controls (page 47) for details.

▪ [RUN] (Run Sequence): Begins a sequence. The Run indicator is illuminated

when a sequence is running.

▪ [PAUSE] (Pause sequence or ramp): This pauses a sequence or ramp at the

point when it was pressed. The Pause indicator flashes while a sequence or

ramp is paused. See Ramping (page 25) for details on behavior.

▪ [STEP] (Step Trigger): This is one of several step triggers. If active, pressing it

advances the sequence by one step. It also has an effect on ramps. See

Ramping (page 25) for details on this behavior.

▪ [PRGM] (program): This enters the Sequencer Program mode where sequence

steps can be entered. The Program indicator is illuminated in this mode.

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