IP2CC Global Cache Commands
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IP2CC Global Cache Commands
Ive got these commands for IP2CC commands.
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Re: IP2CC Global Cache Commands
Thank you very much this works.
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Re: IP2CC Global Cache Commands
Any one got an example for the RS232 version of this?
Re: IP2CC Global Cache Commands
There is no such thing - if you are sending commands via an IP2SL unit to control an RS232 device, then the command is whatever the RS232 command is for that device, for example to turn on an Epson projector, it might be:
PWR ON\x0D
There is no "sendserial,1:1..." etc like there is with IR, you just send the data that you want to come out of the RS232 port. Please refer to the RS232 command documentation for the equipment you are trying to control
PWR ON\x0D
There is no "sendserial,1:1..." etc like there is with IR, you just send the data that you want to come out of the RS232 port. Please refer to the RS232 command documentation for the equipment you are trying to control
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Re: IP2CC Global Cache Commands
The device has this command
0xFE 0x00 0x42 0x01 0x82
Using iTest and adding 0x0D to the end, returns an error.
ERR_0:0,001. (which is syntax error)
and without the 0x0D
ERR_0:0,016. (which is no carriage return found)
0xFE 0x00 0x42 0x01 0x82
Using iTest and adding 0x0D to the end, returns an error.
ERR_0:0,001. (which is syntax error)
and without the 0x0D
ERR_0:0,016. (which is no carriage return found)
Re: IP2CC Global Cache Commands
So you want to be entering that command as:
\xFE\x00\x42\x01\x82
in our software (and iTest), using \x format with no spaces, as shown above.
You also want to make sure you are using port 4999 (Serial) in iTest and our software, as this is the port that commands need to be sent to. I suspect you are sending them to 4998, which is why you are getting the error code from the Global Cache device.
\xFE\x00\x42\x01\x82
in our software (and iTest), using \x format with no spaces, as shown above.
You also want to make sure you are using port 4999 (Serial) in iTest and our software, as this is the port that commands need to be sent to. I suspect you are sending them to 4998, which is why you are getting the error code from the Global Cache device.
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Re: IP2CC Global Cache Commands
Thanks for the info!
Your reply is the same as what i just found out by trial and error. The iTest was using port 4998 and to connect on 4999 I had to also set the serial device to use multiple port via the web interface.
Now just to try it in demopad!
Your reply is the same as what i just found out by trial and error. The iTest was using port 4998 and to connect on 4999 I had to also set the serial device to use multiple port via the web interface.
Now just to try it in demopad!