Tcp_Send Command Usage - Usl LSS-100P Installation And Operation Manual

Command
lss100.sys.script_run|0
lss100.sys.script_wait|30

TCP_Send Command Usage

The tcp send command allows a user to have the LSS relay TCP strings to other devices by having the
command embedded within a script. The usage of this command is shown below:
lss100.sys.tcp_send_string|address|port|string
Example:
lss100.sys.tcp_send_string|192.168.1.123|10001|qli32.sys.test.speaker_test 15 1\r
The example command tells a Lexicon QLi32 (located at 192.168.1.123, port 10001) to put pink noise on
each speaker in sequence for 15 seconds (looping once). An LSS-100P script can capture the SPL of each
of the speakers.
Allowed escape codes are:
\\ = backslash
\t = tab
\n = newline
\r = carriage return
\a = alarm (bell)
\f = form feed
\v = vertical tab
\b = backspace
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Figure 19 - LSS-100P TCP Commands
Response Description
can include control characters
generated by an escape
sequence. The sample sends a
carriage return (\r) at the end of
the string. Permitted escape
sequences are:
Runs the specified script. If no
script number is specified, runs
script 0 (the first one).
Causes a script to wait the
specified number of seconds
before executing the next line.
Waits between captures keeps
the measurement capture
synchronized with the test
content.
\\ = backslash
\t = tab
\n = newline
\r = carriage return
\a = alarm (bell)
\f = form feed
\v = vertical tab
\b = backspace
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