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| FSPx; FSQx; FSUx; ESPIx; ESCI; FSLx: Analyzer remote-controlled over LAN interface |
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I am developping an application using the FSP.
Remote commands are working well using the GPIB interface.
Nevertheless, I am not able to use the same commands over the LAN interface (even
if the ping command works fine).
What do I have to do? |
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Here is a little program in an EXCEL file.
Please open ESPI_LAN.XLS and go to EXTRAS - MACROS - Visual Basic Editor
to see the program.
What you need for remote-controlling the analyzer via LAN:
- First of all, you nee the RSIB files - included in the ZIP file or available in the analyzer under d:\instr\rsib. Copy RSIB32.DLL to c:\WINNT\SYSTEM32
The RSIB driver opens the connection to the analyzer and allows communication with the instrument.
- Then you need the TCP/IP address of the analyzer - here in this case 192.168.149.21. and subnet mask 255.255.255.0
- Now you should have a TCP/IP address in your PC which matches this subnet mask - I have used 192.168.149.1 and the same subnet mask.
- Check the connection with 'ping'.
- Now you can use the program attached in ESPI_LAN.XLS or write your own program. The RSIB driver is described in the analyzer manual in chapter 4 "RSIB Protocol"
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