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Accessing the Logic Analyzer File System Using the LAN
Accessing the Logic Analyzer File System Using the LAN
From Computers Running the MS-DOS Operating System
NOTE: To use the logic analyzer interface in an MS-DOS environment, you need to
install a program on your PC that allows you to use NFS protocol. One such
program is PC-NFS by SunSoft Inc.
To mount the logic analyzer file system from a PC running MS-DOS,
you must create a logical drive that points to it. A typical MS-DOS
command to do this would look like one of these two examples:
net use [drive name] [host name|IP address]:/
[control|data]
net use [drive name] \\[host name|IP
address]\[control|data]
The choice of drive name is up to you.
The host name of the logic analyzer is set up by your system
administrator. Typically, this name is found in the hosts file on your
computer or returned by a name server. It is equivalent to the logic
analyzer's IP (Internet Protocol) address.
The control or data option specifies the type of access you want.
Example Mounting the logic analyzer with MS-DOS
To mount, as the control user, the logic analyzer whose IP address is
"15.6.254.150" to the logical drive "L:", enter the following command at
the MS-DOS prompt. In this example, the PC-NFS application is used.
net use L: 15.6.254.150:/control
After you have entered this command, you will be able to see the
analyzer's file system under the "L:" logical drive on your computer.
To unmount:
net use L: /d