Tsp Advanced Features - Keithley 2601B Reference Manual

Series 2600B System SourceMeter® Instrument Reference Manual
Using the reset() command
Most TSP-Link
affects the system as a whole by resetting all nodes to their default settings:
-- Reset all nodes in a TSP-Link system to their default state.
reset()
Using the reset() command in a TSP-Link network differs from using the tsplink.reset()
command. The tsplink.reset() command reinitializes the TSP-Link network, but does not
change the state of the individual nodes in the system.
Use node[N].reset() or localnode.reset() to reset only one of the nodes. The other nodes
are not affected. The following programming example shows this type of reset operation with code
that is run on node 1.
-- Reset node 1 only.
node[1].reset()
-- Reset node 1 only.
localnode.reset()
-- Reset node 4 only.
node[4].reset()
Using the abort command
An abort command terminates an executing script and returns all nodes to local operation (REM
indicators turn off). This dissolves the master/subordinate relationships between nodes. To invoke an
abort operation, either send an abort command to a specific node or press the EXIT (LOCAL) key
on any node in the system.
You can also perform an abort operation by pressing the OUTPUT ON/OFF control on any node. The
results are the same as above, with the addition that all source-measure unit (SMU) outputs in the
system are turned off.
Triggering with TSP-Link
The TSP-Link
I/O synchronization lines. See
information.

TSP advanced features

Use the Test Script Processor (TSP
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Run test scripts simultaneously
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Manage resources allocated to test scripts that are running simultaneously
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Use the data queue to facilitate real-time communication between nodes on the TSP-Link
network
When test scripts are run simultaneously, it improves functional testing, provides higher throughput,
and expands system flexibility.
2600BS-901-01 Rev. B / May 2013
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system operations target a single node in the system, but the reset() command
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expansion interface has three synchronization lines that function similarly to the digital
Digital I/O
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) scripting engine's advanced features to:
(on page 3-83) and Triggering
Section 6: Instrument programming
(on page 3-32) for more
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