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Instrument Function
R&S
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SMJ100A
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To access the file system of the R&S SMJ via SMB (Samba)
The SMB (Samba) protocol is an alternative way to access the file system of the instru-
ment form a remote PC, if both the instrument and the PC are connected to a LAN.
1. Connect the instrument and the remote PC to a LAN.
2. Share the top instruments's folder you will access from the connected PC:
a) Connect a mouse to the instrument.
b) On the instruments, select the Windows Icon, open the context menu and
select "Open Windows Explorer".
c) Select the folder to be shared, open the context menu and select "Share with >
Advanced Sharing > Share this Folder".
d) Write down the shared folder name, e.g. Data .
3. Find out the "IP Address" of the instrument:
a) Select "Setup > Environment > Network Settings".
b) Write down the "IP Address" of the instrument, e.g.
10.113.10.105 .
4. On the remote PC, start the Windows Explorer and open the "Map Network Drive"
dialog.
a) Select a valid "Drive", e.g. W .
b) In the "Folder" field, enter:
//<"IP Address" of the Instrument>/share
or
//<"Hostname" of the Instrument>/share
, e.g. //10.113.10.105/share
c) Select "Finish".
A log on dialog opens and requests an user name and a password.
5. Enter the user name and the password of your instrument.
The default user name and password is instrument .
Tip: Default password. The SAMBA/SMB file access use the user instrument with
default password instrument .
It is highly recommended that you change the user password in the "Security" dia-
log before connecting the instrument to the network!
See
Chapter 5.2.3.16, "Security" , on page 149.
The
Data
directory of the instrument is mapped to and displayed as a network
drive of the remote PC.
You can access the files in this directory, perform standard function like creating
directory, storing files, etc.
5.3 Graphical Display - Graphics
The R&S SMJ can be used to graphically display the generated baseband signal. A
selection of different signal displays assists the user in assessing and checking the
increasingly complex modulation signals.
Graphical Display - Graphics