Keysight M9521A, Руководство для стартапов

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30 Keysight M9521A AXIe System Module Startup Guide
Host PC/Chassis Interface Topics
7 PCIe is logically an extension of the host PC backplane. If the PCIe interface is
used to connect to the chassis, the chassis NIC appears to Windows as if it is
installed directly in the PC.
If you are using the PCIe interface to connect to the Keysight AXIe chassis, an
Intel PCIe-to-LAN network adapter in the chassis will appear to Windows as a
locally installed device in your PC. Most Windows versions provide the
necessary Intel network driver for this adapter.
However, if you see the 'Found New Hardware Wizard' dialog on your PC, and
if the dialog indicates that software needs to be installed for an Ethernet
Controller, you will need to install the Intel PROWin32.exe network driver on
your PC. To install this driver, please see the Intel instructions for the
PROWin32.exe driver.
If you are interfacing to the chassis using only its LAN interface, the
PCIe-to-LAN network adapter will not be visible to your PC, and the
aforementioned driver does not need to be installed.
8 If the chassis is connected only to LAN, the chassis will attempt to obtain an
IP address using DHCP.
9 If both PCIe and LAN are connected to the chassis, the LAN VISA resource
name is used to connect to the chassis.
10 Do not attach a LAN cable after communications has been established over
the PCIe cable. Doing this will disrupt PCIe communications, and will not
provide LAN communications — the chassis will become inaccessible and
rebooting of the PC will be required to restore communications.
If you need both LAN and PCIe communications, connect
both cables prior to
powering-up the chassis.
11 If you have connected to the chassis using PCIe and/or LAN, and want to
visually confirm that you are, in fact, communicating to the chassis that you
believe you are communicating to, you can click the Turn on Front Panel
Identification Indicator link on the Web Interface home page as highlighted
below. This will flash the STATUS LED of the chassis you are interfacing to.