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Figure 84 Creating TCP/IP Socket Connection Address
Book Entry
4. In the Name field, enter an alphanumeric string that uniquely
identifies the connection you are creating in the Address Book.
5. If you have multiple QML loggers on the same network and you
are going to access them over the same TCP/IP connection, you
will need a unique identifier for each logger. To uniquely identify
the logger for which you are creating an Address Book entry, enter
a unique alphanumeric string in the Station id field. However, if
you only have a single logger on the network, you can leave the
Station id entry blank.
6. In the Command wait timeout (ms) field, enter a value in
milliseconds that specifies for how long AWS Client will wait for
the logger to respond when AWS Client sends a requests over the
TCP/IP connection. If the request, for instance, a log file download,
succeeds within the timeout, a success message is displayed. If the
request fails, a failure message is displayed instead, and you have
the option to try again at a later time. Factors such as the current
load on the logger, delays in the connection, and the response
length affect whether or not the timeout will expire during a
request.
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