Saving user setups from a remote interface
Saving and recalling user setups
Use the setup.save() and setup.recall() functions to save and recall user setups.
To save and recall user setups using remote commands:
The following example saves the present setup as setup 1, and then recalls setup 1:
-- Save the present setup to nonvolatile memory.
setup.save(1)
-- Recall the saved user setup from nonvolatile memory.
setup.recall(1)
Restoring the factory default setups
Use one of the reset functions to return the Series 3700A 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 all channels on all slots to defaults:
channel.reset("allslots")
Reset only the local TSP-Link node:
localnode.reset()
Start-up (power-on) configuration
You can specify the Series 3700A start-up (power-on) configuration. Use the setup.poweron
attribute to select which setup to return to upon power-up. To set the setup.poweron configuration
attribute:
setup.poweron = n -- Select power-on setup.
Where n = :
• 0 (*RST or reset() factory defaults)
• 1 to 5 (user setup 1 to 5)
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
