Launching the Multi-Emitter Generation Application
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Launching the Multi-Emitter Generation Application
Launch and configure the Multi-Emitter Generation Application.
Remote clients, such as the Multi-Emitter Generation InstrumentStudio Plugin, use the Computer Name, Listening IP, and Listening Port to connect to the Multi-Emitter Generation Application. Use the message window to view the server state and error messages.
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Launch the Multi-Emitter Generation Application through the desktop shortcut or
selecting .
The Multi-Emitter Generation Application Interface opens.
Figure 23. Multi-Emitter Generation Application Interface 
- Optional:
Select to configure the gRPC settings.
The Options Dialog window opens.
Figure 24. gRPC Settings 
Configure the gRPC settings:
- Server IP Address—Set the IP address for the MEG Application.
- Server Port—Set the port for the MEG Application.
- Server Certificate File—(Optional ) Click the file folder icon to set the certificate for secure gRPC communication.
- Server Key File—(Optional) Click the file folder icon to set the key file for secure gRPC communication.
Click Save.
- Optional:
Select to configure the waveform directory settings.
The Options Dialog window opens.
Figure 25. User Defined Waveforms Settings 
Configure the User Defined Waveforms directories:
- User Waveform Directory—Click the file folder icon to edit the directory location for the user waveforms files. Click Current Folder to update the directory.
- Groups Directory—Click the file folder icon to edit the directory for the user-defined waveform groups files. Click Current Folder to update the directory.
Close the Directory window and click Save.
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Restart the MEG Application if you made changes to the gRPC or User Defined
Waveforms configuration options.
The configuration updates the Multi-Emitter Generation Application User configuration file.
Server Default Settings
The server default settings are as follows:
| Server IP Address | Automatically detected |
|---|---|
| Server Port | 50053 |
Related Information
- Activating Multi-Emitter Generation Software
You need a license for each RF channel in the system. Each RF channel consists of a PXIe-7903 coprocessor and PXIe-5842 VST pair.
- Creating and Managing User-Defined Waveforms
Use the User Waveform File Manager to create and manage groups of user-defined waveforms that are loaded into memory for use during generation.
- Multi-Emitter Generation Application User Configuration File
Initially starting the Multi-Emitter Generation Application creates an Multi-Emitter Generation Application User INI configuration file, Multi-Emitter Generation Application User Configuration.ini.