Operating The Signalshark 3320 - NARDA SignalShark 3320 Remote Unit Démarrage Rapide

To test the device connection:
 The LED LINK lights up green or orange.
1. Open a command-line program (cmd.exe) to execute commands in
Windows.
2. Send a PING command to test the Ethernet link.
7.4

Operating the SignalShark 3320

The SignalShark 3320 can be operated in the following ways:
Operating via the graphical user interface (GUI)
 To operate the SignalShark 3320 via the GUI, establish a remote
desktop connection or connect a monitor, keyboard and mouse (for a
detailed procedure, refer to chapter Setting up the device control on
page 31).
For detailed information about how to operate the SignalShark 3320, refer
to the SignalShark online help.
 To access the online help, press the F1 key.
NOTE: The keys described in the online help are not available for the
SignalShark 3320. In this case, you need to apply the appropriate keyboard
shortcut. A list of all shortcuts can be found in the online help under Basic
Operation > Keypad and Keyboard.
Operating via remote control commands
 To operate the SignalShark 3320 via remote control commands, connect
it to a network.
For a detailed list of commands for remote control of the SignalShark 3320,
refer to the Command Reference Guide. You can access the Command
Reference Guide via the online help or by downloading the PDF from the
Narda website (customer login required) at www.narda-sts.com.
34 SignalShark 3320 Remote Unit
Narda