ODiSI 6
ODiSI 6
User’s Guide
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ODiSI Remote-control Workflow
The following shows an example workflow.
Table 7-3 Example remote-control workflow
ODiSI Remote Control
Command
ODiSI Controller
Remote initiates
connection
Open TCP/IP Connection
and Port
status:refused
Controller refuses
connection
status:ODiSI6
Controller accepts
connection. The
controller will also send
its current status.
status:noinstrument
Controller is not
connected to an
instrument.
status:ready
Controller is connected
to an Instrument and is
Ready
status:identified_sensors=TEXT
Controller sends list of
identified sensors
Remote turns on saving
test data file
remote:set_filesave_on
status:filesave_on
Controller sets file saving
on
provided name) or is blank if no sensor is identified. The
number of commas in the CSV set is one less than the
number of ODiSI channels
status:configured_sensors=TEXT
Periodic status message that indicates the sensors
currently in the test configuration. The text after the equals
sign (shown here as TEXT) is a single line of comma
separated values (CSV) where each value in the CSV set
is the sensor name for the corresponding channel on the
ODiSI (or sensor serial number if the sensor does not have
a user-provided name) or is blank if the corresponding
channel is not in the test configuration. The number of
commas in the CSV set is one less than the number of
ODiSI channels
