Remote Operations
How to Set up the RS-232 Host Port for Remote Control 5
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shown below. Select COM as required. Click OK.
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6. Verify the Calibrator is powered and in the reset condition. (If in doubt, press R
on the Calibrator front panel.)
7. On the Terminal screen, type the command REMOTE and press <Enter>. Observe
the Calibrator Control Display changes to REMOTE CONTROL (below).
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The characters REMOTE should have appeared on the terminal screen as they were
entered. If they did not appear on the screen, but the Control Display changed to
REMOTE CONTROL, then refer to step 4 of the “RS-232 Host Port Setup
Procedure” and change the REMOTE I/F setting from comp
to term.
If nonsense characters appeared on the screen, then you have a mismatch is RS-232
parameters. Refer to step 4 of the “RS-232 Host Port Setup Procedure” procedure for
the correct RS-232 settings and then repeat this procedure starting at Step 5.
If no characters appeared on the screen, then refer to step 3 of the “RS-232 Host Port
Setup Procedure” procedure to verify serial
was selected for the Host port. Check
that you used the correct RS-232 cable. It must be in a null-modem configuration
where the RX and TX lines are reversed (see Appendix C) Also verify you have
connected to the correct COM port on the PC.
8. Type the command LOCAL and press <Enter>. Observe the Calibrator Control
Display changes back to the reset condition (below).
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