Factory Scripts - Keithley 2601 Reference Manual

Section 2: TSP Programming

Factory scripts

A factory script is basically the same as a user script, except a factory script is created by Keithley
Instruments at the factory and is permanently stored in non-volatile memory. Factory scripts are
documented in
Most of the information for
scripts. The differences between a user script and a factory script include the following:
• A factory script cannot be deleted from non-volatile memory.
• The script listing for a factory script can be retrieved and modified, but it will then be treated
as a user script. A user script cannot be saved as a factory script.
Running a factory script
Use either of the following commands to run a factory script:
script.factory.scripts.name()
script.factory.scripts.name.run()
where:
Example:
Run the factory script named "KIGeneral"
script.factory.scripts.sourceMeasureDC()
Running a factory script from the Series 2600 front panel controls
1. Press the LOAD key.
2. Select Factory
3. Select the function to run and press RUN key.
Modifying a factory script
Retrieving a factory script listing
The script listing for a factory script can be retrieved and modified. However, it cannot be saved as
a factory script. The modified script can be saved as a user script using the same name or a new
name.
NOTE An imported factory script can only be loaded back into the Series 2600 as a user
script.
The following command returns a catalog listing of the factory scripts stored in the Series 2600:
script.factory.catalog()
Example:
Retrieve the catalog listing for factory scripts:
for name in script.factory.catalog() do
print (name)
end
The following function retrieves a script listing. The script chunk is returned, along with the shell
keywords (
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"User
is the name of the factory script.
name
or
loadscript loadandrunscript
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scripts" (found earlier in this section) also applies to factory
, and
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