Direct connection to a PC
Direct connection to a PC
The frame can also be connected directly to the PC running HBK ADVANTAGE using the supplied LAN cable.
In this case, an Internet connection is not required.
It is recommended that the PC has at least 1 GHz CPU for the best performance.
Network settings
By default, all network interfaces are configured to use DHCP. There is no need to make any network
settings in HBK FUSION or HBK ADVANTAGE.
The frame and each board will have its own IP address. IP addresses are viewable:
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In the "Devices explorer in HBK ADVANTAGE" on page58 of HBK ADVANTAGE
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In the "Devices table in HBK ADVANTAGE" on page59 of HBK ADVANTAGE
Static IP address
If desired, you can set up the hardware with static IP addresses using the "Device web page" on page62. To
do so, the PC that connects to the web page must be in the same subnet IP domain. If you forget the static
IP address, use the discovery tool in HBK ADVANTAGE to identify the IPaddress. Individual board web pages
can always be connected via the frame web page, as it hosts the static addresses of these boards.
Security
To maintain security, HBK FUSION includes:
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HTTPS for encrypted and authenticated communication between the hardware and HBK ADVANTAGE
software on the PC.
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High system performance and throughput built on top-notch technology to secure continuous
productive testing.
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Robust firmware update via dual-image updating and firmware image signature.
Volatile and non-volatile memory
Memory is volatile if it is not retained when the equipment is powered off, and non-volatile if it is retained
when the equipment is powered off.
This information can be used to ensure that security requirements are met and as a guide for handling the
equipment.
A certificate of conformity that describes all the volatile and non-volatile memories related to this
equipment, is available on request.
Please contact your local HBK Service & Support office.
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