如果你想用你的PC用你的PC控制你的VNA,那么VNA上GPIB卡的配置是无关紧要的。
如果PC和VNA都在同一个局域网上,那么您只需要确保在VNA上启用了LAN接口。
在N5230 / 40A盒子上,您可以选择使用套接字或telnet通过LAN控制PNA。
如果您转到Utilities-> System-> Configure-> SICL / GPIB / SCPI ...菜单并显示该对话框,则应确保选中“SICL Enabled”复选框,同时选中自动启动选项
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然后,您应确保在同一对话框中同时启用“套接字”和“Telnet”。
然后在PC上,使用Agilent / Keysight IO库Connection Expert,您可以在LAN(TCPIP0)界面下查找PNA。
当您选择该界面时,您可以选择添加仪器并扫描您的PNA,或手动添加它。
如果您选择手动添加地址,则需要知道PNA的主机名或IP地址。
在添加地址对话框中,您可以选择默认连接(telnet)或Socket连接。
以下是我的IO库版本(16.3.1.xx)中的内容!https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/87949221/Forum/ThreadID_123524/ACE_AddAddress.png!
一旦添加了PNA,您就可以使用TCPIP0 :: + hostname + :: inst0 :: INSTR格式的签证地址在您正在使用的编程环境中打开PNA的签证会话。
以上来自于谷歌翻译
以下为原文
if you want to control your VNA with your PC using LAN, then the configuration of the GPIB cards on the VNA are irrelevant. if both the PC and the VNA are on the same LAN, then you simply need to make sure that on the VNA the LAN interfaces are enabled. On the N5230/40A boxes you have an option to use either sockets or telnet to control the PNA via LAN. if you go to the Utilities->System->Configure->SICL/GPIB/SCPI... menu and bring up that dialog, you should make sure that the "SICL Enabled" check box is checked and so is the automatic startup option. you should then make sure that both "Sockets" and "Telnet" are also enabled in the same dialog.
then on you PC, using the Agilent/Keysight IO libraries Connection Expert, you can look for your PNA under the LAN (TCPIP0) interface. when you select that interface, you can choose add instrument and either scan for your PNA, or manually add it. If you choose to manually add an address, you will need to know your PNA's hostname or IP address. in the add address dialog, you can choose a default connection (telnet), or a Socket connection.
Here is what that looks like in my version of IO libraries (16.3.1.xx)
!https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/87949221/Forum/ThreadID_123524/ACE_AddAddress.png!
once you have added the PNA, you can then use the visa address of the form
TCPIP0::+hostname+::inst0::INSTR
to open a visa session to your PNA in the programming environment you are using.