Section 9: Introduction to TSP operation Model 2601B-PULSE System SourceMeter Instrument Reference Manual
9-12 2601B-PULSE-901-01A April 2020
Reset
Resets settings to their default settings.
digio.trigger[N].reset() (on page 11-49)
lan.reset() (on page 11-120)
localnode.reset() (on page 11-144)
reset() (on page 11-156)
smua.reset() (on page 11-222)
timer.reset() (on page 11-349)
trigger.blender[N].reset() (on page 11-352)
trigger.timer[N].reset() (on page 11-361)
tsplink.trigger[N].reset() (on page 11-374)
RS-232
serial.baud (on page 11-168)
serial.databits (on page 11-169)
serial.flowcontrol (on page 11-170)
serial.parity (on page 11-170)
serial.read() (on page 11-171)
serial.write() (on page 11-172)
Saved setups
Use the saved setups commands to save or restore the configurations to or from the nonvolatile
memory of the instrument or an installed USB flash drive. You can use the setup.poweron attribute
to specify which setup is recalled when the instrument is turned on.
setup.poweron (on page 11-174)
setup.recall() (on page 11-175)
setup.save() (on page 11-176)
Scripting
Scripting helps you combine commands into a block of code that the instrument can run. Scripts help
you communicate with the instrument efficiently. These commands describe how to create, load,
modify, run, and exit scripts.
For detail on using scripts, see Fundamentals of scripting for TSP (on page 10-1).
exit() (on page 11-82)
makegetter() (on page 11-146)
makesetter() (on page 11-147)
script.anonymous (on page 11-157)
script.delete() (on page 11-158)
script.factory.catalog() (on page 11-158)
script.load() (on page 11-159)
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