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Preparing for Use
R&S
®
NRQ6
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Identify the R&S NRQ6 using hostnames
In networks using a DHCP server, it is recommended that you address the
R&S
NRQ6 by its unique hostname, see Chapter 4.6.1.5, "Using Host-
names" , on page 23.
A hostname is a unique identifier of the R&S NRQ6 that remains permanent
as long as it is not explicitly changed. Hence, you can address an
R&S
NRQ6 by the same identification, irrespective of whether it is a net-
work or a point-to-point connection.
4.6.2 Computer Using a USB Connection
You can connect an R&S NRQ6 to a computer using the host interface and con-
trol it as described in Chapter 6, "Operating Concepts" , on page 39.
Further information:
●
Chapter 7, "Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols" , on page 51
Contents:
● Simple USB Connection ..................................................................................25
● R&S NRP
‑
Z5 Sensor Hub Setup .................................................................... 26
4.6.2.1 Simple USB Connection
1
4
6
5
2
NRQ6
Frequency Selective Power Sensor
LAN PoE+
Host
Interface
Sample Clock I/O (Default: 120 MHz)
LO I/0
3
PoE+ Injector
7
8
Figure 4-4: Setup with an R&S NRP
‑
ZKU cable cable
1 = Signal source (DUT)
2 = R&S
NRQ6
3 = Host interface connector
4 = R&S NRP
‑
ZKU cable cable
Connecting to a Controlling Host