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AgilentIntroduction to ApplicationDevelopment with the Agilent PNASeries of Network AnalyzersProduct Note

5.0 Introduction to ApplicationExamplesThe analyzer’s support for DCOM (DistributedComponent Object Model) over the LAN provides con-trol of the netwo

5.1.1.2 Application CodeThe application code is contained below. To run theapplication, first generate the executable file. Once thisis complete, it c

5.1.2 Microsoft Visual Basic ScriptExample5.1.2.1 Application ConfigurationSome operating systems may require that the VisualBasic Scripting engine be

5.1.3 Microsoft Word Example5.1.3.1 Application ConfigurationMicrosoft®Office 2000 was used for this example. Thisversion of Office contains Visual Ba

5.1.3.3 Application OutputThe figure below shows the displayed results when theapplication is executed.5.1.4 Microsoft Excel Example5.1.4.1 Applicatio

For i = 0 To num_points - 1Sheet1.Cells(3 + i, 1) = result(i)NextSet chan = Nothingapp.QuitEnd Sub5.1.4.3 Application OutputThe figure below shows the

// Send a manual trigger to initiate a single sweeppChan->Single(true);// QueryInterface for the IArrayTransfer interface of the NetworkAnalyzer ob

5.1.6.2 Application CodeAgilent VEE version 6.0 or higher must be installed torun the application in this example. There is a runtimeversion of Agilen

Appendix A: Quick Guide A) A system administrator grants logon access tothe PNA Series network analyzer for specific user.This step is also required f

C) Configure the PNA Series network analyzer toprovide COM/DCOM access to the PNA applica-tion for a registered user on the network analyzer. If you

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1.0 IntroductionThis product note provides a step-by-step guide to sys-tem administration, software installation, andCOM/DCOM setup on a PNA Series ne

4) In the User name input box, enter the user name which the user logs in to his/her PC with. The Full name and Description boxes are optional and so

From the PNA network analyzer:1) Double click on the My Computer desktop icon todetermine if the C drive is “shared”.2) Single right click the C drive

From your PNA Series Network Analyzer:4) Next, map your PC’s CD drive to the network analyzer. Launch Windows®Explorer to begin this procedure.5) On t

4.0 Configuring COM/DCOMWhen configuring COM/DCOM, the first issue to considerin this topic is Windows®NT/Windows®2000 Domainsversus Workgroups.• A d

5) The Registry Value Permissions dialog box for Registry Value: Access Permission should now be visible. Click the Add... Button.6) The Add Users and

4.1.2 Configure the user’s PC for DCOM access tothe PNA applicationFrom your PC:1. Using your PC's Windows Explorer, find the analyzer’smapped lo