Lightware UMX-TPS-TX100 Series - Recognizer; Enable the Recognizer; Set the Delimiter Hex; Set the Timeout

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RS-232 Recognizer
ATTENTION! This feature is available only in UMX-TPS-TX140-Plus
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This tool is able to recognize the incoming RS-232 message. It stores
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string (delimiter) or the elapsing timeout after the last bit. The last
incoming serial string is saved in different formats (string, hex, and
hash).
Enable the Recognizer
Î <port>.RecognizerEnable=<logical_value>
Í <port>.RecognizerEnable=<logical_value>
Parameters
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Parameter
description
Value Parameter value
<logical_value>

disable setting
true Enabled
false Disabled
Example
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delimiter (or the data between the two delimiter).
Î <delimiter>
Í <delimiter>
Parameters
<delimiter> It can be max. 8-character long (or 16 hex digit) in hex
format.
Example
Î 
Í 
... Password
: Login name : ...
Delimiter (hex format: 3A)
Stored string
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The recognized data is stored in hex format. They are stored until the
next incoming message or until the RECOGNIZER:clear() method is
called.
           
condition in the Event Manager, and the same strings follow each
other, the action will execute once.
Command and Response
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<recognized _hex>
Parameters
<recognized _hex> Recognized data in hex format.
Example
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The recognized data is stored in hash format. They are stored until
the next incoming message or until the RECOGNIZER:clear() method
is called.
           
condition in the Event Manager, and the same strings follow each
other, the action will execute once.
Command and Response
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<recognized _hash>
Parameters
<recognized _hash> Fingerprint code, Max. 32 bit-long recognized
data hash.
Example
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Set the Timeout
           
device saves the data. It can be applied, when there is no special or
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a time gap between the messages.
Î <timeout>
Í timeout>
Parameters
<timeout> Timeout value in ms.; 0: disable the timeout; minimum
value: 10.
Example
Î 
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The recognized data is stored in string format. They are stored until
the next incoming message or until the RECOGNIZER:clear() method
is called.
           
condition in the Event Manager, and the same strings follow each
other, the action will execute once.
Command and Response
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<recognized_string>
Parameters
<recognized _string> Max. 12 byte-long recognized data string.
Example
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