Put the operating points beside the mode
Identify constant-current, constant-voltage, constant-resistance or constant-power operation where those modes are fitted and used. Give the voltage and current at each requested point. The wattage printed on the case describes a rating, while the combination actually used by your test bench helps define the comparison.
For a modular frame, list the channel number and the model and serial number of each load module. If a procedure uses two channels together, describe that configuration. The result needs to identify the same module that will return to the fixture.
A fixed setting or a changing load?
A steady current held for a test interval and a load switched between two levels ask different questions of the measurement setup. If your acceptance record uses a transient function, send the levels, timing and the reported quantity so RTS can review whether that part of the request can be covered.
List voltage and current readback separately from the commanded settings. Identify any remote sense leads, adapters or connections normally used with the load. Include the instrument manual section governing the requested mode if the manufacturer uses a particular name for it. Agree the measurement conditions and reporting requirements on the quotation.
Keeping a channel with its fixture
Label each load module as well as the frame and name the person who keeps its records. If modules move between benches, identify the destination for each one. Before dispatch, confirm which parts of the fixture should travel and which will stay at the factory.