Connecting your EM-Scanphone Options W and WLG Portable Scanner to a spectrum analyzer for 3D mapping involves a few key steps. Here's a guide to help you establish the connection:
For Option W:
- If your spectrum analyzer has a built-in Wi-Fi option (like the Rohde & Schwarz FPC1500 or Anritsu MS2090A), you can directly link the EM-Scanphone to the analyzer via Wi-Fi.
- If your analyzer lacks a Wi-Fi option, connect it to a fixed Access Point (AP) using either the LAN socket or a GPIB/LAN interface.
- Create a Wi-Fi Access Point on your smartphone, giving it a unique name (e.g., "EM-Scanphone2").
- Enable Wi-Fi on your spectrum analyzer and connect it to the EM-Scanphone's access point.
- Note the IP address of the spectrum analyzer.
- Use the console application to check the connection status.
- Use the activation card to enable the W & WLG options. Then, connect the probe.
- Open the EM-Scanphone application and connect the analyzer to begin scanning.
For Option WLG:
- Configure the Access Point with a specific name, password, and Wi-Fi frequencies (2.4GHz and 5GHz).
- Connect your analyzer to the Access Point. You can use a LAN connection, or a LAN connection with a GPIB interface.
- Connect your smartphone to the D-Link Access Point using either the 2.4GHz or 5GHz network, and the provided password.
- Open the console application and activate the Wi-Fi option as shown in the manual.
For more detailed instructions and troubleshooting, always refer to the EM-Scanphone user manual provided by Luxondes. This information is designed to help you set up 3D mapping with your EM-Scanphone and spectrum analyzer effectively.
