Here is a one page brief introduction to getting started with the BS/BSA series devices:

Getting Started with BS/BSA Series Devices

The BS/BSA series devices from Stahl Electronics provide precise and stable DC voltages for applications like quantum computing, semiconductor testing, and cryoelectronics. Here is a brief guide to get started with using these devices:

What are they?

    Provide very accurate and stable DC voltages, up to +/-40V
    Outputs optimized for low noise, stability, and fast response
    Read back voltage and current on each output for source-meter functionality
    Controlled by PC via USB using simple commands
    LabVIEW code provided for easy control

Key Features

    Up to 16 channels per device
    Bipolar outputs (both polarities) with 4-quadrant operation
    High 16bit (BS) or 19bit (BSA) programming resolution
    Excellent stability, low temperature drift
    Galvanically isolated USB interface
    Optional floating ground

Getting Started

    Install device mechanically and connect outputs
    Connect USB to PC, install drivers if needed
    Send "IDN" command to query device details
    Use LabVIEW code or own program with commands
    Set voltages with "SETxx <value>" command
    Read back voltages and currents with "Uxx" and "Ixx"
    Monitor temps and status for safe operation

The comprehensive user manual provides full details on the capabilities, specifications, commands, and usage. Please thoroughly review safety guidelines before operating. With the excellent precision and stability, these devices are valuable tools for a wide range of electronics and precision experiments.
