Step 3 - Installing the N6432A Test Adaptor

Introduction

The N6432A/N6442A TTCN-3 Test Adaptor requires that the N6431A TTCN-3 Environment is installed. If you have not already done so, complete Step 1 and Step 2.

N6432A Installation Components

The N6432A/N6442A installation installs the following items on your computer:

Procedure

  1. Insert the N6432A/N6442A CD-ROM into your computer CD/DVD drive. The CD is configured to auto-start. If your computer is not configured to auto-start, browse the CD-ROM to locate and double click the N6432A_A.5.0.1.0.exe file.

Before proceeding, please ensure you have your USB license key and redeemed license details available.

  1. When prompted, enter your details and click to accept the license agreement.

  2. Follow the displayed instructions.

  3. One of the first steps of the process is the installation of the SUT (system under test) adaptors. You are asked to confirm the root directory which you would like to use for saving the adaptor software. The default root directory is C:\Program Files\Agilent\WiMAX MS Protocol Test.

  4. The program installs the adaptor.

Depending on the purchased products and options, your license enables use of one or both the development and/or conformance releases. The directory structure for the individual releases is as follows:

The install program only installs a development release.

The releases are numbered as follows:

  1. The N6432A install program also installs the drivers for your USB license key. Check the USB License key install box to perform the installation of the Sentinel Protection Installer software.

  2. Plug in your USB license key and check the installation has worked.

  3. If your key shows a green light it is successfully installed.

  4. If a window showing “Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard” appears, the installation has not been successful. Un-install and re-install the software.

  1. Uninstallation: (When required) The Agilent N6432A Test Adaptor and Sentinel Protection Installer software can be un-installed using Add/Remove Programs in Windows.