Userstring Functions - Keithley 3700 series Reference Manual

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tsplink.reset
Function
Usage
Remarks
tsplink.state
Attribute
Usage
Remarks
Example

userstring functions

Use the functions in this group to store/retrieve user-defined strings in nonvolatile memory.
userstring.add
Function
Usage
Remarks
Also see
Document Number: 3700S-901-01 Rev. A / August 2007
Initializes (resets) all nodes (instruments) in the TSP-Link system.
tsplink.reset()
This function will erase all knowledge of other nodes connected on the TSP- Link and
will regenerate the system configuration. This function must be called at least once
before any remote nodes can be accessed. If the node number for any instrument is
changed, the TSP-Link must again be initialized.
TSP-Link on-line state.
state = tsplink.state
This attribute stores the TSP-Link status, either online or offline. The state will be
"offline" after the unit is powered on. After tsplink.reset is successful, the state will
be "online".
This attribute is read-only.
Reads the on-line state of the TSP-Link:
state = tsplink.state
print(state)
 online
Adds a user-defined string to non- volatile memory.
userstring.add(name, value)
name: The name for the string.
value: The string to associate with the name.
This function will associate the string value with the string name and store the pair in
nonvolatile memory. The value associated with the given name can be retrieved with
the
userstring.get
(on page 9-221) function.
userstring.catalog
(on page 9-220)
userstring.delete
(on page 9-220)
userstring.get
(on page 9-221)
Section 9: Instrument Control Library (ICL)
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