Teledyne LeCroy SAS_SATA InFusion - Users Manual - Manual (Page 22)

Version 2.0 SAS InFusion User Manual
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Figure 3 SAS InFusion Software Application Interface
Note: You can use the software without connecting to a SAS InFusion box.
When not connected, you can create and store scenarios for later
download and use.
Connecting SAS InFusion to an Ethernet LAN
An Ethernet connection provides the means to download scenarios from the SAS
InFusion software to a box. If you intend to run the box in a networked mode, it is also the
primary means to control the box.
While many users will probably set up both their Ethernet and SAS/SATA line
connections at the same time, it is not necessary to do so. If preferred, you can install
SAS InFusion anywhere on your LAN, download scenarios to it, and then later move it to
your test lab.
Once in the lab, you can run the box in stand-alone mode (without Ethernet) and use the
LCD panel to select a scenario and execute it.
To connect SAS InFusion via Ethernet:
Step 1 Remove SAS InFusion from its shipping container.
Step 2 Connect the unit to a 100-volt to 240-volt, 50 Hz to 60 Hz, 120W
power outlet using the power cord provided.
Step 3 Connect a standard Ethernet cable between the Ethernet port
on the back of the SAS InFusion box and your Ethernet LAN.