Interesting! But a connection would need to be established before being able to send the commands.
I have a TCP/IP client with a 1 on the connect input.
So, when the Sharp display sends its "username:" & "password:" feedback, then I will transmit two carriage returns in response. That should then enable the connection which in turn will allow me to send my commands. Will be trying this tomorrow, holding thumbs it works.
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--- In Crestron@..., Richard Cronk <rcronk@...> wrote:
I didn't even wair for the strings all I did was send the two carriage
returns before I sent the actual command
On 2013-06-01 6:52 PM, "avsystemdesign" <avsystemdesign@...> wrote:
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Thank you Richard and Chip!
So I should have an SIO with the expected query strings from the Sharp
display, example "username:" on line 1 & "password:" on line 2. When the
SIO see's that, it then transmits "\x0D" on both occasions?
This will then allow connection and I should be able to shoot commands at
the display?
It makes sense to me, thanks again guys!
--- In Crestron@..., Richard Cronk <rcronk@> wrote:
I just programed one. All you do is send a \x0d for each . Then you send
the command
On 2013-05-31 8:04 PM, "avsystemdesign" <avsystemdesign@> wrote:
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Hey guys, I am trying to control a Sharp TV over Ethernet. The problem
is
it requests a password. Is there a way to disable this? Or do I need
to do
something in the program to fulfill its request?
When I connect to the display with my web browser, it also asks for a
username and password, yet there is no user name or password, so simply
hitting OK lets you in.
Thanks in advance.
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