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The cooling fan for controlling the temperature inside the analyzer. This fan exhausts heated air from inside the analyzer to the outside.
The receptacle to which the power cable is connected.
Note: To connect the device to a power source (outlet), use the supplied three-prong power cable with a ground conductor. The plug attached to the power cable (on the power outlet side or device side of the cable) serves as the disconnecting device (device that cuts off power supply) of the analyzer. The power supply must be cut off to avoid such danger as electric shock, pull out the power cable plug (on the power outlet side or device side of the cable). For the procedure for turning off the mains in normal use, see the description in Power Switch.
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This GPIB connector is used only for controlling the analyzer from an external controller. Use USB/GPIB interface to control other devices from the analyzer. You cannot control other devices from the analyzer through this GPIB connector. Learn more.
Through this port, you can control the analyzer from external controllers. For more information on the measurement system using the USB port, see the Remote Control of SCPI USB Devices Connected to a analyzer.
Note: Use the USB 3.0 type B connector cable for a robust connection.
Specification |
Value |
Connector type |
USB 3.0 Standard-B jack |
Compliance Standards |
USBTMC-USB488 and USB3.0 |
A terminal which an external color monitor (display device) can be connected. By connecting a color monitor to this terminal, the same information shown on the LCD touchscreen of the main body can be displayed on an external color monitor.
This USB hub contains four USB ports to power analyzer peripherals. There are also four USB ports on the front panel.
The four USB ports can control such as a mouse, a keyboard, or a printer.
Limitation: The total power consumption for all eight USB ports is limited to 5.6 A. If this limit is exceeded, all USB ports are disabled until a device is removed and power consumption falls below the limit.
A terminal for connecting the analyzer to a LAN enables you to access the solid state drive of this instrument from an external PC or to control this instrument by using SICL-LAN or telnet.
This 10/100Base-T Ethernet connection has a standard 8-pin configuration and auto selects between the two data rates.
The terminal which is an automatic machine (handler) used on a production line is connected. See details.
When enabled, analyzer is triggered by signals on this connector.
A connector to which measure trigger signals are input. This connector detects the downward transition from the HIGH state in TTL signals as the trigger signal. To use this connector to generate a trigger, you must set the trigger source to "external" (key operation: Trigger > Main > Trigger Source > External).
Connector type: BNC connector, female. Learn more.
. When enabled, analyzer outputs a 'READY' signal on this connector to other devices. Learn more.
When enabled, analyzer outputs signals on these connectors either before or after a measurement. Learn more.
See Service Guide and learn how to remove the SSD. (Internet connection required)
See Preventing analyzer Solid State Drive Problems
The label showing the information of the Certificate of Authenticity of Windows.
The label showing the product number, serial number and the installed option number. The accessary and system rack options are not listed on this label. (CFGxxx or ATOxxx in the first line is for Keysight Use Only.)