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Logic Analyzer Reference

The RS-232-C, GPIB, and Centronics Interfaces

This section describes the default setup, controller and printer

interfaces and their configurations found in the System External I/O

menu. It defines the GPIB interface and describes how to select a

different GPIB address. It also defines the RS-232-C interface and tells

you how to select a baud rate, how to change the stop bits, how to set

the parity and data bits, and how to change the flow control protocol.

The Centronics (parallel) interface (for printers only) and LAN

interface (controller only) are also described.

Default Setup

Default Setup resets the logic analyzer to all the default settings. This

gives you the same result as when you re-power the logic analyzer.

Controller interface

The logic analyzer is equipped with standard RS-232-C, GPIB, and

Ethernet LAN interfaces that allow you to connect to a controller. All of

the interfaces give you remote access for running measurements and

uploading and downloading configurations and data.

Printer interface

The logic analyzer can output its screen to various GPIB, RS-232-C,

and Centronics graphics printers. Configured menus, as well as

waveforms and other data, can be printed for complete measurement

documentation. The analyzer cannot use a networked or shared

printer.

See Also "Connecting Peripherals" on page 36 for more details on physically

connecting equipment.

Agilent Technologies 1670G-Series Logic Analyzers Programmer's

Guide for more information on the controller interface.

The LAN section of this book on page 476 more information on the

LAN interface.