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The function that aborts any open instrument sessions and restores the device to its default state is the Reset function. This operation is essential in many testing and measurement environments, as it ensures that any prior configurations or sessions are terminated. When a device is reset, it returns to its factory settings, which is crucial for maintaining system integrity and ensuring accurate measurements in future sessions.

The Reset function is used when there is a need to clear the current state of a device and eliminate any unintended configurations that could interfere with subsequent operations. It helps in scenarios where a device may behaviorally be impacted by previous commands or data, allowing the user to start fresh and mitigate errors that could arise from device “memory” or unsaved states.

In contrast, while Self-calibrate and Self-test are important functions for maintaining instrument accuracy and ensuring that the device operates correctly, they do not inherently terminate active sessions or restore default settings. Test panels allow for interacting with instruments in a user-friendly way, but they do not perform the function of aborting sessions and resetting the device. Thus, the Reset function is uniquely suited for this task.