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Programming the Logic Analyzer Using the LAN
Programming the Logic Analyzer Using the LAN
Programming the logic analyzer over a telnet connection
Example
To connect to the logic analyzer named 1670sys, enter:
$ telnet 1670sys 5025
The computer responds with:
Trying...
Connected to 1670sys.col.hp.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
The connection was successful. Because the analyzer does not provide
a prompt, start entering programming commands. Typical commands
might be:
:system:header on
:system:longform on
:select 1
:menu?
MENU 1,3
:system:dsp 'Triggering on memory violation'
:system:print screen
The small program above turns on the header and longform for query
responses, selects the analyzer, checks which menu it is on, creates a
title for that screen, and then prints it to the default printer.
When you are done, close the telnet connection. Enter the escape
character to get the telnet prompt. The escape character (Control and
"]" in this example) does not print.
telnet> quit
The telnet connection closes and you see your regular prompt.
Connection closed.
$
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