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Using E5810 Web Access
Viewing and Modifying Configuration
RS-232 Parity
[NONE]
Parity is used by the RS-232 hardware to verify data transmission. The
Parity value is dependent on the peripheral device you connect to the
RS-232 port. Check the documentation for your peripheral device to set
this value. Available parity check options for the E5810 are NONE, ODD,
EVEN, SPACE and MARK.
RS-232 SICL
Interface Name
[COM1]
This parameter is the symbolic name of the RS-232 Interface in the
E5810. It is used in an Agilent SICL iopen operation to symbolically
reference the RS-232 interface in the E5810. It is also used in the
Remote RS-232 Serial Interface dialog (as
Interface name on remote Host)
when specifying an RS-232 device for Agilent VISA.
The RS-232 interface used by Agilent VISA or SICL must have a SICL
Interface Name. The maximum length of the RS-232 SICL Interface
Name is 15 characters.
RS-232 SRQ
[RI]
Method used to request service from the RS-232 device. The SRQ Line is
the modem status line on the RS-232 interface that is monitored for
Service ReQuests (SRQs). Available SRQ options for the E5810 are RI,
DCD, DSR, and CTS.
RS-232 Stop Bits
[1]
A bit that indicates that a byte has just been transmitted. Every byte of
data is preceded by a start bit and followed by a stop bit. Available stop
bit options are 1 or 2. Stop Bits is the number of bits used to indicate the
end of a character frame in RS-232 serial data transmission.
The Stop Bits value is dependent on the peripheral device you connect to
the RS-232 port. Check the documentation for your peripheral device to
set this value. Available stop bit options for the E5810 are 1 or 2.
Subnet Mask
[255.255.0.0]
This value is used to enable the E5810 to determine if a client IP address
is on the same local subnet as the E5810. When a client IP address is on
a different subnet, all packets must be sent to a subnet gateway.
See the Glossary for an example of a subnet.
Parameter
[Default]
Description