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Copyright 2002 Agilent Technologies. 10001810-E6701A Tutorial LAN Connection
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Page 8 of 32 Rev. 1.2; Feb. 14, 2002
Network Setup
This tutorial is designed around using a Local Area Network (LAN) which is also connected to
the Internet. Your PC or your test set may already be connected to this network. If it is
connected, you will need to know the address method used, and collect valid IP addresses for the
test set, the PC, and the wireless Device Under Test (DUT). You will probably want to contact
your Network Administrator in your IT department.
You will also want to know the network Subnet Mask and the network Gateway address.
Many LANs use a combination of static and dynamic (DHCP) IP addresses; others use only
static IP addresses.
LAN Addresses
Write the addresses you received from your network Administrator here:
Test set IP address: ___________________________
DUT IP address: ___________________________ (The DUT Address must be on the same
subnet as the test set address)
PC IP address: ___________________________
Subnet Mask: ___________________________
Network Gateway address: ___________________________
Test Set Setup
1. Turn on the test set or press the blue SHIFT key, then the green Preset key to reset it.
2. Press the SYSTEM CONFIG key. This displays the System Config Screen.
3. Verify the test application: GPRS Lab Application, E6701A, A.01.10
Note: version should be A.01.10 or higher. If not, some functions may be missing, or
may cause firmware malfunctions.
If the E6701A is not the active Test Application, switch it:
1. Press Application Selection (F3)
2. Press Application Switch (F1); wait a few seconds
3. In the table, use the knob to choose the GPRS Lab Application
a. Press the knob.
b. Choose Yes in the Switch Now? Box. The Test Set will reconfigure to use
the GPRS LA. The power will cycle, and the Test Set will re-start with
the new GPRS LA. (The re-start process requires about 2 minutes).
4. After re-start, verify the test application again.