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GPIB PROBLEM
@crossrulz wrote:
@nizam2 wrote:
Do you mind if i ask? How to connect my TD3012 to my laptop?We are recommending an Ethernet cable
Is that a "Royal WE?"
Yeah He has a point though.
routers are fairly cheap it your IT department premits them
@JÞB wrote:
@crossrulz wrote:
@nizam2 wrote:
Do you mind if i ask? How to connect my TD3012 to my laptop?We are recommending an Ethernet cable
Is that a "Royal WE?"
Yeah He has a point though.
routers are fairly cheap it your IT department premits them
No, there were others in this thread that recommended the Ethernet cable.
And you don't even need a router. A simple, really cheap network switch will do as well if you use static IP addresses. I made a whole test system work that way and it was beautiful how everything played together. And it was A LOT cheaper than GPIB.
@crossrulz wrote:
@JÞB wrote:
@crossrulz wrote:
@nizam2 wrote:
Do you mind if i ask? How to connect my TD3012 to my laptop?We are recommending an Ethernet cable
Is that a "Royal WE?"
Yeah He has a point though.
routers are fairly cheap it your IT department premits them
No, there were others in this thread that recommended the Ethernet cable.
And you don't even need a router. A simple, really cheap network switch will do as well if you use static IP addresses. I made a whole test system work that way and it was beautiful how everything played together. And it was A LOT cheaper than GPIB.
A router would allow you access to the internet while still being able to communicate with your equipment in DHCP mode... IF your IT allows that. I guess he never figured out how to get back onto the internet after he set his static IP address.
In my world, Test System = not connected to any outside network (including company network). I will network a few test systems to keep a local repository, but they do not go beyond that. I do this for performance (no need for the firewall, virus scan, etc.) and stability (I know exactly who has what IP and it never changes based on how a router feels that day).
