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Using the LAN’s X Window Interface
Using the LAN’s X Window Interface
Example ftp method using a UNIX computer
File transfer protocol (ftp) can be used to start the X Window interface
from either a UNIX computer or a PC. The logic analyzer is named
lp1670G in this example. You will need to start the X server software on
a PC and may need to enable the analyzer-initiated window. On a UNIX
computer, you will need to enable the window initiated by the logic
analyzer by entering the following command:
xhost +lp1670G
Next, create a text file with the following contents (where 15.6.253.146
is the IP address of the X server with display 0 and screen 0 selected):
xwin on,’15.6.253.146:0.0’<cr>
Log in as “control”.
name: control
We will name the text file "startx" for this example. At an ftp command
prompt, copy this file from your local directory to a virtual file called
"program" in the logic analyzer \system directory as follows:
ftp> cd system
ftp> put startx program
This causes the contents of the file to be executed by the logic analyzer
command parser and a window to appear on the X server.