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HMC-T2200 Synthesized Signal Generator Family User Manual
3.3.63 SYSTem:COMMunicate:ETHernet:NETMask[?]
SYST:COMM:ETH:NETMask specifies the subnet mask.
You do not have to set the NETMask if you are using DHCP.
The HMC-T2240 NETMask setting should match the net mask of the router or PC it is connected to.
See your Network Administrator if you do not know what setting to use.
The query form returns an unquoted string, typically something like:
255.255.255.0
See Also:
SYSTem:COMMunicate:ETHernet:DHCP, SYSTem:COMMunicate:ETHernet:ADDRe
ss
3.3.64 SYSTem:COMMunicate:ETHernet:PORT[?] – Socket Number
SYST:COMM:ETH:PORT <number> specifies the port number to use for socket connections.
The port number is not configured by DHCP, so you must set it explicitly if you wish to use sockets.
<number> is in the range 0 to 65535.
If you are already using a particular socket number for your applications, set the HMC-T2240 to use
that number too.
If you do not already have a standard port number, pick one from the range 49152-65535. Lower
number ports may already be in use (23 = Telnet) or be used in the future (80 = HTTP, 111 = VXI-11,
5044 = LXI, for example) or may be used by common network protocols resulting in interference or
future incompatibility.
The query form is
not
affected by
FORMat:SREG.
See Also:
SYSTem:COMMunicate:ETHernet:DHCP, SYSTem:COMMunicate:ETHernet:ADDRe
ss
3.3.65
SYSTem:COMMunicate:GTLocal
GTLocal enables control of the HMC-T2240 from the front panel knob and button even if
SYSTem-
KLOCk is set. The user does not have to press and hold the front panel knob to take the unit out of
remote.
This is a Hittite extension and is not portable. Do not use if compatibility with other instruments is
required.
GTLocal is an event; it does not have a query form.
3.3.65.1 Example: Go To Local
SYST:COMM:GTL
3.3.66
SYSTem:COMMunicate:GTRemote
GTRemote puts the unit under remote control. If KLOCk is enabled, the user cannot get control back
by pressing and holding the front panel knob. If the user does press and hold the front panel knob, the
ESR “User Request” bit is set, and that bit can be polled or connected to the service request mecha-
nism so the controlling computer can send
SYST:COMM:GTLocal to re-enable front panel control at