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Programming the Logic Analyzer Using the LAN
Programming the Logic Analyzer Using the LAN
To enter commands directly using telnet
The syntax of the telnet command is:
telnet [symbolic name|IP address] 5025
The symbolic name is the host name of the logic analyzer as set up by
your system administrator. Typically, this name is found in the hosts
file or returned by a name server. It is equivalent to the logic analyzer’s
IP address.
5025 is the port identification number of the logic analyzer’s command
parser socket. It must be specified because the logic analyzer is not a
fully functional telnet server. If you forget to specify the port, you will
get a connection refused message:
$ telnet 1670sys
Trying...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection
refused
To enter commands directly using telnet, first open a telnet connection
using port 5025. A brief message appears confirming the connection,
and telling you how to break the telnet connection:
$ telnet 1670sys 5025
Trying...
Connected to 1670sys.col.hp.com
Escape character is ’^]’.
When you connect to the logic analyzer, there is no prompt. Type logic
analyzer commands; query results appear on the next line. When you
are done, break the telnet connection using the escape character, and
type "quit".
See the detailed example on the next page.