Model 2601B-PULSE System SourceMeter Instrument Reference Manual Section 11: TSP command reference
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Only setups stored in nonvolatile memory are available (you cannot recall a script from a USB flash
drive with this command).
To save a script that is used when the instrument is powered on, you can create a configuration script
and name it autoexec.
Example
Set the instrument to use the factory default setup when power
is turned on.
Also see
setup.save() (on page 11-176)
Start-up (power-on) configuration (on page 4-54)
setup.recall()
This function recalls settings from a saved setup.
Usage
setup.recall(id)
An integer or string that specifies the location of the setup to recall:
â–ª Factory default setup: 0
â–ª User-saved setup in nonvolatile memory: 1 to 5
â–ª User-saved setup on a USB flash drive: "/path/filename"
Details
When the id parameter is an integer (n), it is interpreted as the setup number to restore from the
instrument's nonvolatile memory. When n = 0, the instrument recalls the factory default setup; when
n = 1 to 5, the instrument recalls a user-saved setup.
When the id parameter is a string, it is interpreted as the path and file name of the setup to restore
from a file on a USB flash drive. The path may be absolute or relative to the current working directory.
Before a setup is recalled, an instrument reset is performed.
Example 1
Recall the user-saved setup at location 1.
Example 2
setup.recall("/usb1/KEITHLEY_30730.set")
Recall a user-saved setup stored in a file
named KEITHLEY_30730 on a USB
flash drive.
Also see
Saved setups (on page 4-51)
setup.save() (on page 11-176)