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Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of their protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7 characters describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL" control character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or "right--" + NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the right port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of those followed by \r or \x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go onsite very shortly.

If the instructions don't explicitly say to add a carriage return and/or linefeed, then adding it isn't going to help.

If a seven character command for "left" is literally "left---", ("left", followed by three dashes) then the string you should be sending to your TCP/IP Client symbol from an SIO should be "left---\x00"

Don't bother sending anything to the TCP/IP Client symbol *unless* the analog status output has a value of 2.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of their protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7 characters describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL" control character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or "right--" + NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the right port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of those followed by &#92;r or &#92;x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go onsite very shortly.

Thanks Chip, the &#92;x00 did the trick.... We have control.


Thank you again,

Andy

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

If the instructions don't explicitly say to add a carriage return and/or linefeed, then adding it isn't going to help.

If a seven character command for "left" is literally "left---", ("left", followed by three dashes) then the string you should be sending to your TCP/IP Client symbol from an SIO should be "left---&#92;x00"

Don't bother sending anything to the TCP/IP Client symbol *unless* the analog status output has a value of 2.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of their protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7 characters describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL" control character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or "right--" + NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the right port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of those followed by &#92;r or &#92;x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go onsite very shortly.

When I start my own CSP I'm going to have to call it something like "I Speak Bytes"...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Thanks Chip, the &#92;x00 did the trick.... We have control.


Thank you again,

Andy

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

If the instructions don't explicitly say to add a carriage return and/or linefeed, then adding it isn't going to help.

If a seven character command for "left" is literally "left---", ("left", followed by three dashes) then the string you should be sending to your TCP/IP Client symbol from an SIO should be "left---&#92;x00"

Don't bother sending anything to the TCP/IP Client symbol *unless* the analog status output has a value of 2.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of their protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7 characters describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL" control character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or "right--" + NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the right port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of those followed by &#92;r or &#92;x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go onsite very shortly.

No - wait - "The Byte Whisperer"...

Tell me when to stop...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@...> wrote:

When I start my own CSP I'm going to have to call it something like "I

Speak Bytes"...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Thanks Chip, the &#92;x00 did the trick.... We have control.


Thank you again,

Andy

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

If the instructions don't explicitly say to add a carriage return

and/or linefeed, then adding it isn't going to help.

If a seven character command for "left" is literally "left---",

("left", followed by three dashes) then the string you should be sending to
your TCP/IP Client symbol from an SIO should be "left---&#92;x00"

Don't bother sending anything to the TCP/IP Client symbol *unless*

the analog status output has a value of 2.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of their

protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7 characters

describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL" control
character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or "right--"
+ NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the right

port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of those
followed by &#92;r or &#92;x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go

onsite very shortly.

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Love Bytes...

Sent from my iPhone

On 2013-06-11, at 10:29 PM, Eric Walters <sentry07@...> wrote:

Quick Bytes

On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 10:12 PM, Chip <cfm@...> wrote:

No - wait - "The Byte Whisperer"...

Tell me when to stop...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@...> wrote:

When I start my own CSP I'm going to have to call it something like

"I

Speak Bytes"...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Thanks Chip, the &#92;x00 did the trick.... We have control.


Thank you again,

Andy

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

If the instructions don't explicitly say to add a carriage return

and/or linefeed, then adding it isn't going to help.

If a seven character command for "left" is literally "left---",

("left", followed by three dashes) then the string you should be

sending to

your TCP/IP Client symbol from an SIO should be "left---&#92;x00"

Don't bother sending anything to the TCP/IP Client symbol

*unless*

the analog status output has a value of 2.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of their

protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7 characters

describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL"

control

character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or

"right--"

+ NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the

right

port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of those
followed by &#92;r or &#92;x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go

onsite very shortly.

------------------------------------

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Master bytes.....

Sent from my iPad

Kibbles 'n bytes

:)

{Paf}
Le 12 juin 2013 00:32, "Neil Dorin" <neildorin@...> a 閏rit :

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Love Bytes...

Sent from my iPhone

On 2013-06-11, at 10:29 PM, Eric Walters <sentry07@...> wrote:

Quick Bytes

On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 10:12 PM, Chip <cfm@...> wrote:

No - wait - "The Byte Whisperer"...

Tell me when to stop...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@...> wrote:

When I start my own CSP I'm going to have to call it something

"I

Speak Bytes"...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Thanks Chip, the &#92;x00 did the trick.... We have control.


Thank you again,

Andy

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

If the instructions don't explicitly say to add a carriage

return

and/or linefeed, then adding it isn't going to help.

If a seven character command for "left" is literally

("left", followed by three dashes) then the string you should be

sending to

your TCP/IP Client symbol from an SIO should be "left---&#92;x00"

Don't bother sending anything to the TCP/IP Client symbol

*unless*

the analog status output has a value of 2.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of

their

protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7

characters

describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL"

control

character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or

"right--"

+ NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the

right

port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of

followed by &#92;r or &#92;x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go

onsite very shortly.

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Chips House of Masterful Programming and Integrated Technologies - ChompIT
for short.

Sent from my eMail.

On Jun 12, 2013, at 8:58 AM, Jeremy Weatherford <jweather@...> wrote:



ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI.

On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 6:28 AM, 搁补辫丑补毛濒 Thiffault <
raphaelthiffault@...> wrote:

Kibbles 'n bytes

:)

{Paf}
Le 12 juin 2013 00:32, "Neil Dorin" <neildorin@...> a 茅crit :

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Love Bytes...

Sent from my iPhone

On 2013-06-11, at 10:29 PM, Eric Walters <sentry07@...> wrote:

Quick Bytes

On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 10:12 PM, Chip <cfm@...> wrote:

No - wait - "The Byte Whisperer"...

Tell me when to stop...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

When I start my own CSP I'm going to have to call it something

like

"I

Speak Bytes"...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Thanks Chip, the &#92;x00 did the trick.... We have control.


Thank you again,

Andy

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

If the instructions don't explicitly say to add a carriage

return

and/or linefeed, then adding it isn't going to help.

If a seven character command for "left" is literally

"left---",

("left", followed by three dashes) then the string you should be

sending to

your TCP/IP Client symbol from an SIO should be "left---&#92;x00"

Don't bother sending anything to the TCP/IP Client symbol

*unless*

the analog status output has a value of 2.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andrew" <aalbert@> wrote:

Dealing with a device that lists the following as part of

their

protocol.

String of 8 characters, 8 bits/character; the 1st 7

characters

describe the function; the last character must be the ASCII "NUL"

control

character, which has a byte value of 0 i.e. "left---" + NUL or

"right--"

+ NUL

I have setup the TCP/IP client, and see it connecting on the

right

port, but when I try sending left---0 or left---00 or either of

those

followed by &#92;r or &#92;x0A I don't get any response....

Suggestions or guidance greatly appreciated, as I need to go

onsite very shortly.

------------------------------------

Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in

the

Database area.

Yahoo!

Groups Links

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--
Jeremy Weatherford

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