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TCP,UID: TCP/IP Authentication
Function
Command Format
Comments
Relevant Query
Command
See also
This command is used to enter a login and a password
allowing a TCP/IP connection to be established.
Syntax
$PASHS,TCP,UID,s1,s2[*cc]
Parameters
Parameter
s1
Login
s2
Password
*cc
Optional checksum
Example
Entering authentication parameters (login: BX312, password:
xwsead):
$PASHS,TCP,UID,BX312,xwsead*70
• The $PASHS,TCP,UID command should always be sent
first every time a user tries to connect to a remote receiver
through a secure TCP/IP connection (see $PASHS,TCP).
Only after providing authentification parameters will the
user be allowed to send commands or data to that
receiver.
• When the login and password are correct, or no
authentication is required, the receiver will return the
following reply:
$PASHR,TCP,OK*1B
• If authentication is required and both the login and
password are wrong, the receiver will return the following
reply:
$PASHR,TCP,FAIL*1D
None.
$PASHS,TCP,PAR
$PASHS,ETH
Description
Set Command Library
Range
32 characters max.
32 characters max.
*00-*FF
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