Issue:
Unable to View more than one Remote Spec Analyzer at a time on client, all software packages and features work to include Excel/word addin. Is it possible to configure Agilent Web Remote SA for more than one server and view all three Spectrum Analyzers on the same client? Our client is also our Apache web server.
192.168.1.8 GPIB0::18
192.168.1.9 GPIB1::19
192.168.1.10 GPIB2::20
Current Config:
Three ESA E4407B Spec Anny Connect Via NII GPIB-ENET 10/100 All three GPIB-ENET are connected to a Lan Hub. Physical Distance is over 200-300 Feet between ESA E4407B`s to stack them on the same GPIB-ENET adapter.
192.168.1.8 GPIB0::18
192.168.1.9 GPIB1::19
192.168.1.10 GPIB2::20
Computer is Running:
Bench Link Web Remote
Microsoft Java Virtual Machine
Sun Java
Unable to View more than one Remote Spec Analyzer at a time on client, all software packages and features work to include Excel/word addin. Is it possible to configure Agilent Web Remote SA for more than one server and view all three Spectrum Analyzers on the same client? Our client is also our Apache web server.
192.168.1.8 GPIB0::18
192.168.1.9 GPIB1::19
192.168.1.10 GPIB2::20
Current Config:
Three ESA E4407B Spec Anny Connect Via NII GPIB-ENET 10/100 All three GPIB-ENET are connected to a Lan Hub. Physical Distance is over 200-300 Feet between ESA E4407B`s to stack them on the same GPIB-ENET adapter.
192.168.1.8 GPIB0::18
192.168.1.9 GPIB1::19
192.168.1.10 GPIB2::20
Computer is Running:
Bench Link Web Remote
Microsoft Java Virtual Machine
Sun Java
We have observed clashes with Microsoft JVM and Sun Java. Try uninstalling Sun Java and see if you have better luck. You should be able to serve more than one ESA from the single client as long as they are addressed differently as you’ve shown by your information. Other important items with Web Remote are:
1) After installing Web Remote configure it to connect to an ESA via LAN to GPIB gateway. Use VISA address such as TPCIP0::141.121.91.227::gpib0,18::INSTR.
2) Start the instrument server. So, at this point both the Apache web server the instrument server are running. This is key.
3) Open up Internet Explorer; type ‘localhost’ in the URL location and connect to the instrument.
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