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Question asked by Willco788 on Dec 14, 2012
Latest reply on Jan 7, 2013 by porker1972

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I just purchased the LAN module for my DSOX3024. Where can I find the Ipad app? According to the documentation for the 02.20 firmware "A tablet compatible version of the Remote Front Panel operation is now available from the oscilloscopes web page. This includes iPadTM and many AndroidTM based tablets".

I would like to download this to my iPad but I can't find it on Agilent's web site or on Apple's App Store.

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bret Dec 14, 2012 7:32 AM
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Hm ... no, it's not an app but a HTML interface. You access it in the same webpage that you previously access the Java-based remote front panel. There will be a new 3rd link in that page.
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- Willco788 @ bret on Dec 14, 2012 2:43 PM
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  I haven't received it at this time but I assume as soon as I install it and connect it to the LAN, there will be a URL to the web page.
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  - bret @ Willco788 on Dec 14, 2012 7:59 PM
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    Yup. With the scope connected to LAN, just type the IP address.
    
    http://
    
    The IP can be obtained from the Utility Menu, under IO Menu.
    
    There will be a "Browser Web Control" link on the left side of the webpage. After clicking on this, you will get several options, one of which is the "iPad compatible" one that you mentioned.
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    - Willco788 @ bret on Dec 18, 2012 5:57 AM
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      It's working fine on my iPad but I'm having problems on my PC. Everytime I click on the desktop icon, it downloads java and "View Downloads" pops up. Eventually the scope's front panel pops up.
      
      Everytime I open the front panel, there a way to stop the java from downloading?
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      - algoss @ Willco788 on Jan 2, 2013 2:11 PM
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        You need to have java installed on your PC. Just go to Java.com, and install the latest version.
        
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porker1972 Jan 7, 2013 3:10 PM
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Be aware that Java will keep asking to update should you use a different browser (IE then Chrome)!
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