Getting Started
R&S
®
ZNL/ZNLE
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To disconnect from power
The R&S
ZNL/ZNLE is in the standby state.
1.
NOTICE!
Risk of data loss. If you disconnect the product from power when it is in
the ready state, you can lose settings and data. Shut it down first.
Set the switch on the power supply to position [0].
See
Chapter 4.2.2.1, "AC power supply connection and main power switch"
The LED of the standby key is switched off.
2. Disconnect the R&S
ZNL/ZNLE from the power source.
4.1.7
Connecting to LAN
You can connect the instrument to a LAN for remote operation via a PC.
Provided the network administrator has assigned you the appropriate rights and adap-
ted the Windows firewall configuration, you can use the interface, for example:
●
To transfer data between a controlling device and the test device, e.g. to run a
remote control program
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To access or control the measurement from a remote computer using the "Remote
Desktop" application (or a similar tool)
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To connect external network devices (e.g. printers)
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To transfer data from a remote computer and back, e.g. using network folders
Network environment
Before connecting the product to a local area network (LAN), consider the following:
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Install the latest firmware to reduce security risks.
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For internet or remote access, use secured connections, if applicable.
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Ensure that the network settings comply with the security policies of your company.
Contact your local system administrator or IT department before connecting your
product to your company LAN.
●
When connected to the LAN, the product may potentially be accessed from the
internet, which may be a security risk. For example, attackers might misuse or
damage the product. For more information about IT security and how to operate
the product in a secure LAN environment, see the Rohde
&
Schwarz white paper
1EF96: Malware Protection Windows 10
.
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NOTICE!
Risk of network failure.
Consult your network administrator before performing the following tasks:
● Connecting the instrument to the network
● Configuring the network
● Changing IP addresses
● Exchanging hardware
Errors can affect the entire network.
Preparing for use
