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Set Command Library
TCP,PAR: TCP/IP Server Settings
Function
Command Format
Comments
Relevant Query
Command
See also
178
This command is used to set the TCP/IP server.
Syntax
$PASHS,TCP,PAR[,MOD,s1][,LGN,s2][,PWD,s3][*cc]
Parameters
Parameter
TCP/IP connection mode:
• 0: Disabled
MOD,s1
• 1: Enabled with authentication
• 2: Enabled without authentication
LGN,s2
Login
PWD,s3
Password
*cc
Optional checksum
Example
Enabling TCP/IP connection with authentication (login:
BX312, password: xwsead):
$PASHS,TCP,PAR,MOD,1,LGN,BX312,PWD,xwsead*1A
• When the TCP/IP server is enabled (s1=1 or 2) and the
receiver is connected to a network via the Ethernet cable,
an external device can open port 8888 and communicate
with the receiver. In this case, the current port is port "I"
in the receiver.
• When s1=1, the receiver does not accept any incoming
data or commands until it receives the login and the
password (see $PASHS,TCP,UID). It will however output
those messages that are programmed on port "I" even if
it has not received authentication yet.
• The default login is "magellan" and the default password
is "password".
$PASHQ,TCP
$PASHS,TCP,UID
$PASHS,ETH
Description
Range
0-2
32 characters max.
32 characters max.
*00-*FF
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