Chapter 15 9100 Data Exchange Software
Loading measurement results from the 9102
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5 Click on Check Connection to verify that the connection is working
over the selected COM port.
The PC will now attempt to exchange messages with the 9102 over
the cable attached to the selected serial port. The Connect dialog
box will disappear and if a connection has been set up successfully,
the status bar of the PC software will indicate CONNECTED.
LAN (TCP/IP) connection 1 In the Connect pull-up menu, select the LAN radio button.
2 Enter the IP address of the 9102. The IP address of the 9102 can
be read and modified over an RS-232 link using the SCPI
command; see “Changing the IP address of the 9102” on page 47
for information on changing the IP address of the 9102.
3 Enter the IP port number in the Port input field. Valid entries are in
the range from 1024 to 65535; the default is 49200.
4 Switch on the 9102 and connect both 9102 and PC to the
computer network with a normal patch cable, or connect them
directly with each other using a cross patch cable.
5 Click on
Check Connection to verify that the connection is working
over the selected LAN connection.
The PC will now attempt to exchange messages with the 9102 over
the network. The Connect dialog box will disappear and if a
connection has been set up successfully, the status bar of the PC
software will indicate CONNECTED.
Saving the configuration You can save the configuration in a file for later use so that you do not
have to reenter the configuration each time you are using 9100 Data
Exchange Software.
1 In the entry field at the upper left-hand corner, enter a configura-
tion name that allows you to identify the configuration that you
have made. Several configurations can be stored under individual
names.
2Press
Store to save the current configuration.
Loading measurement results from the 9102
The 9100 Data Exchange Software can load and display a measure-
ment (trace) from the 9102 in two different ways. The software can load
either the trace currently displayed or a trace that is saved in the 9102
memory. Using the Live Trace command available in the Instrument
menu you can also display a live trace in real mode with updates
continuously performed. Note that the 9100 Data Exchange Software
can hold multiple windows, each with a trace.
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