Restoring factory default setups using remote commands
Use one of the reset functions to return the 2601B-PULSE to the original factory defaults. An example
of each type of reset is shown in the following program examples.
Restore all factory defaults of all nodes on the TSP-Link
®
network:
reset()
Restore all factory defaults (note that you cannot use *rst in a script):
*rst
Restore all factory defaults:
setup.recall(0)
Restore SMU defaults:
smua.reset()
Reset only the local TSP-Link node:
localnode.reset()
Using the web interface
If you are connected to the 2601B-PULSE using LAN communications, you can use an internet
browser to connect to the instrument through the 2601B-PULSE web interface.
The LXI web interface allows you to change settings and control your instrument through the web
interface. The web interface includes:
• A virtual front panel that you can use to control the instrument.
• TSB Embedded, a script management tool that can also be used to send individual commands to
the instrument.
• The instrument status, model, serial number, firmware revision, and the last LXI message.
• An ID button to help you locate the instrument.
• Ability to download data from specific reading buffers into a .csv file.
• Administrative options, LAN information, and LXI information.
The web interface resides in the firmware of the instrument. Changes you make through the web
interface are immediately made in the instrument.
You can also upgrade the instrument from the web interface. Refer to Upgrading the firmware (on
page 5-4) for instructions.
To set up LAN connections, refer to LAN communications (on page 2-15).
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