[slinkelist] communicating with an slink-e directly

[Darrell R. Kresge]

One quick thought (not to question your programming, but...):

I assume you *are* sending hex 0xFF 0x0B and *not* the ASCII string 'FF 0B'
(eff eff space zero bee), right?  The latter would be ignored and not return
a viable response.

i.e. unsigned char msg[2]={ 0xFF, 0x0B }; instead of unsigned char msg[5]=
"FF 0B";

-D

----- Original Message -----
From: "Edward Seger" <ehseger@att.net>
To: <slinkelist@nirvis.com>
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 1:50 PM
Subject: [slinkelist] communicating with an slink-e directly


> Folks,
>     Has anyone ever built and sent commands directly to the slink-e
without
> using the active x or cpp code supplied?  I am trying to use the slink-e
> from a DOS computer to control a few changers.  The commands in the nirvis
> help don't seem to be the same that the slink-e uses.  CDJ works fine, and
> when I capture the serial stream I get a very different response than what
I
> see in the help files.  I think I have the correct baud and settings
because
> I see the slink-e serial number coming back.  Here is what I send to ask
for
> the serial number:
>
> FF 0B
>
> I get nothing back
>
> CDJ gets this response from the slink-e when it asks:
>
> FF 86 36 EC F5 39 14 67 BC C5
>
> The FF and 86 do not match anything in the help files.  Any ideas?
>
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