Model 2606B System SourceMeter® Instrument Reference Manual
Details
When id = 0, the instrument uses the factory default setup when it is turned on. When id is set to 1
to 5, it uses the setup saved with setup.save().
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
setup.poweron = 0
Also see
setup.save()
(on page 15-192)
Start-up (power-on) configuration
setup.recall()
This function recalls settings from a saved setup.
Type
TSP-Link accessible
Function
Yes
Usage
setup.recall(id)
id
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
setup.recall(1)
Example 2
setup.recall("/usb1/KEITHLEY_30730.set")
2606B-901-01 Rev. C November 2021
Set the instrument to use the factory default setup when power
is turned on.
(on page 4-15)
Affected by
Where saved
An integer or string that specifies the location of the setup to recall:
▪
Factory default setup: 0
▪
User-saved setup in nonvolatile memory: 1 to 5
▪
User-saved setup on a USB flash drive: "/path/filename"
Section 15: TSP command reference
Default value
Recall the user-saved setup at location 1.
Recall a user-saved setup stored in a file
named KEITHLEY_30730 on a USB
flash drive.
15-191
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