Using IO Interfaces

Using LAN

Using Telnet On a PC With a Host/Port Setting Menu GUI

1.On your PC, click Start > Run.

2.Type telnet then click the OK button. The Telnet connection screen will be displayed.

3. Click on the Connect menu then select Remote System. A connection form is displayed. See Figure 2- 5.

4.Enter the hostname, port number, and TermType then click Connect.

Host Name−signal generator’s IP address or hostname

Port−5023

Term Type−vt100

5.At the SCPI> prompt, enter SCPI commands. Refer to Figure 2- 6 on page 41.

6.To signal device clear, press Ctrl-C.

7.Select Exit from the Connect menu to end the Telnet session.

Figure 2-6 Telnet Window (Windows 2000)

Using Telnet On Windows 2000

1.On your PC, click Start > Run.

2.Type telnet in the run text box, then click the OK button. The Telnet connection screen will be displayed. See Figure 2- 7 on page 42 (Windows 2000).

3.Type open at the prompt and then press the Enter key. The prompt will change to (to).

4.At the (to) prompt, enter the signal generator’s IP address followed by a space and 5023, which is the Telnet port associated with the signal generator.

5.At the SCPI> prompt, enter SCPI commands. Refer to commands shown in Figure 2- 6 on page 41.

6.To escape from the SCPI> session type Ctrl-].

7.Type quit at the prompt to end the Telnet session.

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N5183A, N5183A MXG, E8663B, N5181A/82A specifications

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