R&S Tsma6 Web-Gui Not Accessible - R&S TSMA6 User Manual

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R&S TSMA6
"Start > All Programs > TsmeTools > TsmeDeviceManager"
a) If R&S TSMA6 is accessible via the TSME Device Manager, continue with
b) If R&S TSMA6 is not accessible via the TSME Device Manager, continue with
5. Check if there are any error messages in the TSME Device Manager.
a) If errors are reported in the diagnosis output window follow the instructions and
b) If no errors are reported, contact the R&S support.
6. Open the Web-GUI and change the "Mode of Operation" to your required mode. If
there is still no RF data, contact R&S support.
8.6 R&S TSMA6 Web-GUI not Accessible
If the R&S TSMA6Web-GUI is not accessible, perform the following steps to solve the
problem.
1. Check if WLAN is activated (see WLAN/Bluetooth ON/OFF (1) in
2. For remote connection via WLAN, check if the TSMA6 WLAN is visible via your
smartphone/tablet.
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For local call of the Web-GUI, go to
3. Check if your smartphone/tablet is connected to the TSMA6 WLAN.
If the connection is established, continue with
If the connection is not established, connect the smartphone/tablet with the TSMA6
WLAN and continue with
4. Start the Web-GUI in the smartphone/tablet browser via the following URL:
http://192.168.137.1 and continue with
If the web browser can't load the web page, continue with
5. Access to the R&S TSMA6 operating system via one of the following possibilities:
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6. Start the Internet Explorer and enter the following URL to open the R&S TSMA6
Web-GUI .
http://localhost
If the Web-GUI can be started, continue with
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step 5.
Chapter 8.2, "Scanner Is Not Found from Software (R&S ROMES, R&S NES-
TOR)", on page 63.
continue with step 6.
If it is visible, continue with
If it is not visible, continue with
step
Local access with mouse, keyboard and external monitor
Remote desktop connection via LAN (see
Desktop Connection", on page 25).
R&S TSMA6 Web-GUI not Accessible
step 3.
step 5.
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step 4.
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step 10.
Chapter 6.1.2, "Establish a Remote
step 10.
Troubleshooting
Figure 3-2.
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