Example
Programming
the
Logic
Analyzer
To
enter
commands
directly
using
telnet
Programming
the
logic
analyzer
over
a
telnet
connection
To
connect
to
the
logic analyzer named 1660sys, enter:
$
telnet
1660sys
5025
The computer responds with:
Trying
...
Connected
to
1660sys.col.hp.com.
Escape
character
is
•A]'.
The connection was successful. Because
the
analyzer does not provide a
prompt, start entering programming commands. Typical commands might be:
:system:header
on
:system:longform
on
:select
1
:menu?
MENU
1,3
:system:dsp
'Triggering
on
memory
violation'
:system:print
screen
The small program above
turns
on the header
and
longform for query
responses, selects
the
analyzer, checks which
menu
it is on, creates a title for
that screen,
and
then
prints
it
to the default printer.
When you
are
done, close
the
telnet connection.
Enter
the escape
character
to get the telnet prompt. The escape character (Control and
"]"
in
this
example) does not print.
telnet>
quit
The telnet connection closes and you see your regular prompt.
Connection
closed.
$
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