User Contributed MET/CAL PROCEDURE ============================================================================= INSTRUMENT: Keithley 2002 Customer Calibration DATE: 19-Feb-95 AUTHOR: User Contributed REVISION: 1.0 ADJUSTMENT THRESHOLD: 70% NUMBER OF TESTS: 1 NUMBER OF LINES: 326 CONFIGURATION: Fluke 5700A ============================================================================= STEP FSC RANGE NOMINAL TOLERANCE MOD1 MOD2 3 4 CON # Keithley Instruments, Inc., does not and cannot warrant the performance or # results that may be obtained by using this program. The entire risk as to # the results and performance of this program is assumed by you. # # Neither Keithely Instruments, Inc., nor any of its employees shall be liable # for any direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages # arising out of the use of its instruments or software even if Keithley # Instruments, inc., has been advised in advance of the possibility of such # damages. Such excluded damages shall include, but are not limited to: costs # of removal and installation, losses sustained as the result of injury to # any person, or damage to property. 1.001 ASK- R W 1.002 HEAD Welcome to the Keithley 2002 Calibration Procedure 1.003 DISP You will need the following equipment to run this 1.003 DISP procedure: 1.003 DISP [32] ù Fluke 5700A Calibrator 1.003 DISP [32] ù Keithley Model 8610 Calibration Short 1.003 DISP [32] ù Cabling to connect the 5700 Calibrator outputs to 1.003 DISP [32] the corresponding 2002 inputs. 1.004 DISP Make sure the 2002 is connected to the GPIB bus, its 1.004 DISP address is set to 16, and it has been turned on and 1.004 DISP allowed to warm-up for at least 4 hours. 1.004 DISP -------------------------------------------------------- 1.004 DISP Unlock cal now (see Model 2000 Calibration Manual for 1.004 DISP details.) 1.005 DISP The 1Mê Cal Step IS VERY SENSITIVE! Please minimize any 1.006 DISP motion around the 2002, the 5700, and cables during it. # Check for any errors in the error queue at power-up. Abort calibration if # any error is present except -314 or 510 thru 515. 1.007 IEEE [@116]:SYST:ERR? 1.008 IEEE [D1000][I] 1.009 MATH MEM1=MEM 1.010 JMPZ 1.021 1.011 MATH MEM1=MEM+314 1.012 JMPZ 1.007 1.013 MATH MEM1=MEM-510 1.014 JMPF 1.018 1.015 MATH MEM1=MEM-515 1.016 JMPT 1.018 1.017 JMP 1.007 1.018 DISP [7]Error [MEM] Detected in 2002's Error Queue at 1.018 DISP power-up. This unit must be returned to Keithley for 1.018 DISP repair and re-calibration. Calibration will now ABORT. 1.019 MATH MEM1=MEM 1.020 JMP 1.021 IEEE # Start-up Instructions 1.022 HEAD 2002 Calibration Setup 1.023 IEEE [@116]:SYST:PRES 1.024 IEEE :INIT:CONT OFF;:ABORT 1.025 DISP Insert the Keithley Model 8610 Calibration Short now. 1.025 DISP Also make sure the FRONT inputs are selected.[7] 1.026 IEEE :CAL:PROT:INIT # Make sure the 2002 FRONT inputs are selected & do NF-3910 characterization 1.027 MATH MEM=3 1.028 MATH M[1]=1 1.029 CALL KI Utilities # Start User DC calibration 1.030 MATH MEM=1 1.031 MATH MEM1=3*60 1.032 MEM2 =3 Minute Thermal Equilibrium Delay... 1.033 CALL KI Utilities 1.034 HEAD User Cal: Short Circuit Step 1.035 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.036 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.036 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:ZERO;*OPC 1.037 MEME 2 1.038 CALL KI Utilities 1.039 MEME 4 1.040 CALL KI Utilities 1.041 JMPZ 1.034 1.042 DISP Remove the Calibration Short and make the following 1.042 DISP 5700-to-2002 connections:[7] 1.042 DISP [32] ù Output HI to Input HI ù Sense HI to Sense HI 1.042 DISP [32] ù Output LO to Input LO ù Sense LO to Sense LO 1.042 DISP [32] ù Aux Current Output to AMPS Input 1.043 MATH MEM=1 1.044 MATH MEM1=3*60 1.045 MEM2 =3 Minute Thermal Equilibrium Delay... 1.046 CALL KI Utilities 1.047 HEAD User Cal: 2 Volt DC Step 1.048 5700 1.9V S 2W 1.049 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.050 IEEE *ESR?[D10000][I] 1.051 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:V2 [MEM1];*OPC 1.052 MEME 2 1.053 CALL KI Utilities 1.054 MEME 4 1.055 CALL KI Utilities 1.056 JMPZ 1.047 1.057 HEAD User Cal: 20 Volt DC Step 1.058 5700 19V S 2W 1.059 IEEE [D1000] 1.060 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.061 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.062 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:V20 [MEM1];*OPC 1.063 MEME 2 1.064 CALL KI Utilities 1.065 MEME 4 1.066 CALL KI Utilities 1.067 JMPZ 1.057 1.068 HEAD [27][91]1m[27][91]5m****** User Cal: 1Mê Cal Step ****** 1.069 5700 1e6Z S 4W 1.070 IEEE [D1000] 1.071 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.072 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.073 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:OHM1M [MEM1];*OPC 1.074 MEME 2 1.075 CALL KI Utilities 1.076 MEME 4 1.077 CALL KI Utilities 1.078 JMPZ 1.068 1.079 HEAD User Cal: 100kê Cal Step 1.080 5700 100000Z S 4W 1.081 IEEE [D1000] 1.082 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.083 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.084 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:OHM200K [MEM1];*OPC 1.085 MEME 2 1.086 CALL KI Utilities 1.087 MEME 4 1.088 CALL KI Utilities 1.089 JMPZ 1.079 1.090 HEAD User Cal: 20kê Cal Step 1.091 5700 19000Z S 4W 1.092 IEEE [D1000] 1.093 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.094 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.095 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:OHM20K [MEM1];*OPC 1.096 MEME 2 1.097 CALL KI Utilities 1.098 MEME 4 1.099 CALL KI Utilities 1.100 JMPZ 1.090 1.101 HEAD User Cal: 2kê Cal Step 1.102 5700 1900Z S 4W 1.103 IEEE [D1000] 1.104 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.105 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.106 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:OHM2K [MEM1];*OPC 1.107 MEME 2 1.108 CALL KI Utilities 1.109 MEME 4 1.110 CALL KI Utilities 1.111 JMPZ 1.101 1.112 HEAD User Cal: 200ê Cal Step 1.113 5700 190Z S 4W 1.114 IEEE [D1000] 1.115 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.116 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.117 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:OHM200 [MEM1];*OPC 1.118 MEME 2 1.119 CALL KI Utilities 1.120 MEME 4 1.121 CALL KI Utilities 1.122 JMPZ 1.112 1.123 HEAD User Cal: 20ê Cal Step 1.124 5700 19Z S 4W 1.125 IEEE [D1000] 1.126 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.127 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.128 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:OHM20 [MEM1];*OPC 1.129 MEME 2 1.130 CALL KI Utilities 1.131 MEME 4 1.132 CALL KI Utilities 1.133 JMPZ 1.123 1.134 HEAD User Cal: 200æA Cal Step 1.135 MMFC C2 1.136 5700 1.90e-4A S 2W 1.137 IEEE [D1000] 1.138 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.139 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.140 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:A200U [MEM1];*OPC 1.141 MEME 2 1.142 CALL KI Utilities 1.143 MEME 4 1.144 CALL KI Utilities 1.145 JMPZ 1.134 1.146 HEAD User Cal: 2mA Cal Step 1.147 5700 1.9e-3A S 2W 1.148 IEEE [D1000] 1.149 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.150 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.151 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:A2M [MEM1];*OPC 1.152 MEME 2 1.153 CALL KI Utilities 1.154 MEME 4 1.155 CALL KI Utilities 1.156 JMPZ 1.146 1.157 HEAD User Cal: 20mA Cal Step 1.158 5700 1.9e-2A S 2W 1.159 IEEE [D1000] 1.160 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.161 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.162 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:A20M [MEM1];*OPC 1.163 MEME 2 1.164 CALL KI Utilities 1.165 MEME 4 1.166 CALL KI Utilities 1.167 JMPZ 1.157 1.168 HEAD User Cal: 200mA Cal Step 1.169 5700 0.190A S 2W 1.170 IEEE [D1000] 1.171 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.172 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.173 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:A200M [MEM1];*OPC 1.174 MEME 2 1.175 CALL KI Utilities 1.176 MEME 4 1.177 CALL KI Utilities 1.178 JMPZ 1.168 1.179 HEAD User Cal: 1A Cal Step 1.180 5700 1A S 2W 1.181 IEEE [D1000] 1.182 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.183 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.184 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:A2 [MEM1];*OPC 1.185 MEME 2 1.186 CALL KI Utilities 1.187 MEME 4 1.188 CALL KI Utilities 1.189 JMPZ 1.179 1.190 HEAD User Cal: Open Circuit Step 1.191 5700 * S 1.192 DISP [7]Remove all cables from the UUT inputs. 1.193 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.194 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.195 IEEE :CAL:PROT:DC:OPEN;*OPC 1.196 MEME 2 1.197 CALL KI Utilities 1.198 MEME 4 1.199 CALL KI Utilities 1.200 JMPZ 1.190 # Perform the AC Calibration 1.201 HEAD Performing User AC Calibration... 1.202 IEEE [@116]*ESE 1 1.203 IEEE *ESR?[D1000][I] 1.204 IEEE :CAL:UNPR:ACC;*OPC 1.205 MEME 2 1.206 CALL KI Utilities 1.207 MEME 4 1.208 CALL KI Utilities 1.209 JMPZ 1.201 # Write today's date and cal due date to UUT and save everything in EEPROM 1.210 HEAD Update Cal Dates 1.211 DISP You will now be asked to enter today's date. Use the 1.211 DISP following format: YYYY,MM,DD 1.211 DISP 1.211 DISP For example, if today's date is Dec 7, 1994, it would 1.211 DISP be entered as follows: 1994,12,07 1.212 MEM2 Enter today's date: 1.213 IEEE [D1000]:CAL:PROT:DATE [MEM2] 1.214 IEEE :SYST:DATE [MEM2] 1.215 DISP You will now be asked to enter the date when this 2002 1.215 DISP is next due for calibration. Use the same format as for 1.215 DISP today's date (YYYY,MM,DD). 1.215 DISP 1.215 DISP For example, if the 2002 needs to be recalibrated on 1.215 DISP June 24, 1997, enter it as follows: 1997,06,24 1.216 MEM2 Enter calibration due date: 1.217 IEEE [D1000]:CAL:PROT:NDUE [MEM2] 1.218 IEEE [D1000]:CAL:PROT:SAVE # Check for calibration errors 1.219 HEAD Checking for errors... 1.220 MEME 4 1.221 CALL KI Utilities 1.222 JMPT 1.225 1.223 DISP The calibration constants were not able to be saved 1.223 DISP because of one or more calibration failures. The cal 1.223 DISP constants will be restored to factory defaults upon 1.223 DISP power cycling UUT. 1.223 DISP [27][91]1m[27][91]5mThis UUT must be re-calibrated. 1.224 JMP 1.225 IEEE [D1000]:CAL:PROT:LOCK 1.226 IEEE :INIT:CONT ON 1.227 HEAD Calibration Successfully Completed 1.228 DISP Since this procedure performs CALIBRATION only, there is 1.228 DISP no data to store. Therefore, do not save results when 1.228 DISP the Post Run menu appears. Doing so would only create 1.228 DISP an empty results file, resulting in wasted disk space. 1.229 END