Moving Data from SHA800 to a PC
Joel Roop
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This note illustrates moving data from a SHA800 to a PC using a LAN connection.
Like many Siglent instruments, the SHA800 has a built-in Web Server that offers users the ability to control the Spectrum Analyzer from a network location. This server also gives the user the opportunity to move data directly from the analyzer to a PC without the use of a USB stick. As the note shows, the technique involves storing a .CSV file on the analyzer and then moving the file to a PC
To connect the SHA800 to the PC, you’ll want to enter its IP address into the browser’s address bar.
The IP address can be found by
Press the System button at the lower right edge of the screen
Press the Utility button at the top of the screen
Press the Remote Control Icon: The IP address is in the middle of the screen
When the IP address is entered into the browsers address bar, the home page of the web browser is displayed
Pressing the instrument panel shows a live picture of the analyzer
OPTIONAL When the Orange ScreenShot is pressed, a windows save dialog box is displayed and the image can be stored on the PC
To save the data as a .CSV file, a file is stored on the Analyzer’s local drive and then moved directly to the PC
Various Screen Options are available with a click at the top right corner
Select The File Screen
We want to save the file
Set the file Name and File Type
Click the OK button to store the file. When the screen returns select the file Browser
Finally see that the file has been stored
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Now moving the data to the PC without a USB stick
This note shows using the ftp capability of a Windows Computer
Open windows explorer and enter an FTP command with the syntax
Clicking the area just above the Home indicator, explorer will create a blank where a ftp address can be entered
ftp://IP address can be entered
and the mass storge icon is displayed
Click on the mass_storage icon to see the .csv file
Now the file can be copied and pasted to the desired location