10 Agilent N518xA, E8663B, E44x8C, and E82x7D Signal Generators Programming Guide
Getting Started with Remote Operation
Using the Web Browser
Using the Web Browser
The instrument can be accessed through a
standard web browser, when it is
connected to the LAN. To access through
the web browser, enter the instrument IP
address as the URL in your browser.
The signal generator web page, shown at
right and page 13, provides general
information on the signal generator, FTP
access to files stored on the signal
generator, and a means to control the
instrument using either a remote
front- panel interface or SCPI commands.
The web page also has links to Agilent’s
products, support, manuals, and website.
For additional information on memory
catalog access (file storing), and FTP, refer
to the User’s Guide and “Waveform
Memory” on page 198 and for FTP, see
“Using FTP” on page 43 and “FTP
Procedures” on page 210.
The Web Server service is compatible with
the Microsoft© Internet Explorer (6.0 and
newer) web browser and operating systems
Windows 2000, Windows XP, and newer.
For more information on using the Web
Server, refer to “Enabling the Signal
Generator Web Server” on page 11.
Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft.
To operate the signal generator, click the keys.
The Agilent MXG is LXI Class C compliant.
For more information on the
LXI standards, refer to http://www.lxistandard.org/home.
Note: If you do not see this window, check to see if the window is hidden
behind your browser window or your web browser settings are set to block
pop-ups. To use this feature, you need to set your web browser to allow
pop-ups for your instrument’s IP address.
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