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- “Com Port Settings” area will be displayed for serial communication.
- “TCP/IP Setting” area will be displayed for TCP/IP connection. Even though you are not using an actual “COM” port, you still have to specify a number in the “Device Port” field to differentiate between each of the TCP/IP devices.
- NOTE: The number used for the TCP/IP device port must be between 1 and 256, otherwise it will throw a memory violation error and wont allow to communicate.
For a TCP/IP device:
- Set the “Session Type” to “Remote”.
- Enter the “Device IP”, this is the static IP address for the device and is used to link the TCP/IP device to the correct session parameters for the device.
- “Device Serial #”, this allows you to enter the serial number for the device. Currently this is for informational purposes only.
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For example, to set up a session listening on port 33530, the target line would look like:
wrun32.exe -c omics.cfg -x -w -y omics6 -y xmlif.dll winomics T2 33530
This allows two (or more) sessions to be running at the same time, listening on different ports. For a lab with many TCP devices, this can result in faster overall response times, by having each session service fewer devices.
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