/FallBack : If starting a server fails because of a conflict, try using another port or
number
HiSLIP, VXI-11.3: increase the index until a server can be started successfully
Socket, Telnet: start with port 60000, then increase it until the servers can be
started successfully. If neither socket nor telnet is disabled the firmware tries to
start the servers on two consecutive ports
(socket port = telnet port + 1)
/AutoID : Automatically select ports and number for the connections, which are
unique per instrument.
This is the default behavior; it is not necessary to specify this argument on the
command line.
If only one AXIe module is connected to this PC and it is an M8190A module,
first try to use the command line arguments /s, /t, /i or their respective default
values if they are not specified. If starting the servers fails, proceed with the
steps below.
/s, /t, /i are ignored (unless they are -1 and a server is disabled)
If the firmware detects more than one AXIe module, use a special mechanism to
obtain a number for the HiSLIP and VXI-11.3 servers, which makes sure that the
firmware uses always the same VISA resource string per module
The socket and telnet port are then calculated from the HiSLIP index:
telnet port = 60000 + 2 * <HiSLIP index>
socket port = 60000 + 2 * <HiSLIP index> + 1
Note: Ports may already be in use by Windows or other applications, so they are
not available for M8190A.
/NoAutoID : Do not automatically select ports and number for the connections, use
the values specified with /s, /t, /i or their respective default values instead.
If both /NoAutoID and /AutoID are specified, /AutoID overrides /NoAutoID.
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