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Using the LANs X Window Interface
Using the LANs X Window Interface
To start the interface from the computer

1On your Xserver, enable analyzer-initiated windows.

Most Xserver packages have a security feature which stops unwanted
client-initiated windows from being displayed.
On computers running the UNIX operating system, you can enable
analyzer-initiated windows by entering the xhost command:
xhost +<analyzer IP address>
On computers that arent running the UNIX operating system, the
Xserver package documentation will explain its security features.

2Send the XWIN ON programming command to the logic analyzer.

The syntax of the XWIN ON command is:
xwin on,"<Xserver IP address>:<display>.<screen>"
The IP (Internet Protocol) address is the address of the XWindows
server.
There are several methods for sending the XWIN ON command. The
easiest is using psuedo-telnet, but it can also be done using ftp or
writing to the NFS-mounted logic analyzer. See the following examples.
Example NFS method using a UNIX computer
To enable windows to be initiated from the logic analyzer named
lp1670G, enter the following command on the computer running the
Xserver:
xhost +lp1670G
If you have NFS mounted the analyzers file system to a directory
named /logic on your computer whose IP address is 15.6.253.146 (and
is running the Xserver), enter the following command to start the
XWindow interface:
echo "xwin on,’15.6.253.146:0.0’" > /logic/system/
program