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After a LAN reset, the Ethernet interface is set DHCP mode where automatic
address allocation is attempted.
5.4 Host Interface
See (4) in Figure 5-1 .
The 8
-
pole male sensor connector (M12) is used to connect the R&S NRQ6 to a
computer or an R&S NRX base unit.
Further information:
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Chapter 4.6.1, "Computer Using a LAN Connection" , on page 19
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Chapter 4.6.2, "Computer Using a USB Connection" , on page 25
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Chapter 4.6.3, "R&S NRX Base Unit" , on page 28
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Chapter 7, "Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols" , on page 51
5.5 Trigger 2 I/O (TRIG2)
See (5) in Figure 5-1 .
The female SMA connector is used as an input or output for a trigger signal.
For input and output specifications, read the label on the R&S NRQ6 casing and
the data sheet.
Further information:
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For details on configuration, see the user manual.
5.6 Reference I/O (REF)
See (6) in Figure 5-1 .
The female SMA connector is used as an input or output for the reference clock.
By default, the R&S NRQ6 generates a 10 MHz reference signal and uses it as
reference clock. You can use this signal as a reference clock for other devices
Reference I/O (REF)