Example
Accessing
the
Logic
Analyzer
File
System
To
mount
the
file
system
via
NFS
From
Computers
Running
the
MS-DOS Operating
System
To
use
the
logic
analyzer
interface
in
an
MS-DOS
environment,
you
need
to
install
a
program
on
your
PC
that
allows
you
to
use
NFS
protocol.
One
such
program
is
PC-NFS®
by
SunSoh
Inc.
To
mount
the
logic analyzer
file
system from a
PC
running MS-DOS, you must
create a logical drive
that
points
to
it. A typical
MS-DOS
command
to do this
would look like one of these two examples:
net
use
[drive
name]
[host
name
I
IP
address]
:/[controlldata]
net
use
[drive
name]
\\[host
namelIP
address]\[controlldata]
The
choice of drive name is up to you.
The host
name
of
the
logic analyzer is
set
up by your system administrator.
Typically,
this
name
is
found in
the
hosts
file
on your
computer
or
returned
by a name server. It
is
equivalent to
the
logic analyzer's IP
(Internet
Protocol) address.
The control
or
data option specifies
the
type of access you want.
Mounting
the
logic analyzer
with
MS-DOS
To mount,
as
the
control user,
the
logic analyzer whose IP
address
is
"15.6.254.150"
to
the
logical drive
"L:",
enter
the following
command
at
the
MS-DOS
prompt. In this example,
the
PC-NFS application is used.
net
use
L:
15.6.254.150:/control
After you have
entered
this command, you will be able
to
see
the
analyzer's
file
system
under
the
"L:"
logical drive on your computer.
To unmount:
net
use
L:
/d
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