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Started by ccdr, May 11, 2017, 05:48:29 AM

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ccdr

Can Data Logger Suite request/response Telnet session over Ethernet?

Arthur Grasin

Yes, this is possible using the ASCII Data Query plugin like:

login#0D#0Apassword#0D#0A
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ccdr

I found I have to echo some characters like #FF#FC#18 before I could type in username and password.
Besides, I found there seems no place to set the time interval between two sequential requests. And it is impossible to adjust request order when you need to put last request to the first. You have to rewrite the whole request sequence from beginning.
Could you help confirm if I misunderstood something?
Thanks.

Arthur Grasin

Our query plugin is simple. The interval between requests can be defined using a response timeout.

Unfortunately, you cannot easily change requests order.
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ccdr

What if the response is fast while my next request still wants to wait for certain amount of time? Does the response timeout still account for?

Arthur Grasin

No, this case the response timeout will not work. Generally, if a device send a response it is ready to receive a next request...
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ccdr

Quote from: Arthur Grasin on May 18, 2017, 10:58:11 AM
No, this case the response timeout will not work. Generally, if a device send a response it is ready to receive a next request...
My intention was to control request rhythm by the host, instead of by the device response speed.
Where can I put the delay between two sequential requests?