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The connection and communication between RadiMation and the other software is based on the Standard TCP/IP protocol. This allows that any standard network environment can be used to apply this solution. And the other program can be installed on the same PC, or on another PC in the same network. | The connection and communication between RadiMation and the other software is based on the Standard TCP/IP protocol. This allows that any standard network environment can be used to apply this solution. And the other program can be installed on the same PC, or on another PC in the same network. | ||
Besides the ‘[[EUT Controller]]’, it is also possible to use ‘[[AD | Besides the ‘[[EUT Controller]]’, it is also possible to use ‘[[AD Converters]]’ in {{RadiMation}} to retrieve actual measurement data from the [[EUT]]. It is allowed to use multiple ‘EUT Controllers’ and multiple ‘AD Converters’ in the same test to control and monitor the same physical EUT. The use of ‘AD Converters’ is described [[Chapter_10| Chapter 10 of the end-user manual]]. | ||
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... | For the information exchange a standard IPv4 TCP/IP connection is made between RadiMation and the other test software required to monitor the EUT during the EMC test. | ||
RadiMation will act as a client, and will connect to the other program. The other program should thus provide a TCP/IP server. The other program must provide a TCP/IP server on TCP port number 58426 | |||
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An example Python script that demonstrates how such a TCP/IP server can be implemented is available in the [https://github.com/Raditeq/EUTController EUT Controller repository on GitHub]]. | An example Python script that demonstrates how such a TCP/IP server can be implemented is available in the [https://github.com/Raditeq/EUTController EUT Controller repository on GitHub]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:39, 22 May 2023
The Raditeq EUT Status Controller device driver is a EUT Controller which is supported by RadiMation®.
The Raditeq EUT Status Controller is a generic EUT Controller that can be used to further automate the integration of RadiMation® with other software packages in automated tests.
This page describes the communication protocol between RadiMation and another ‘EUT Controller’ software. With this interface it is possible to communicate (on a real time basis) several RadiMation parameters to the other software program.
The connection and communication between RadiMation and the other software is based on the Standard TCP/IP protocol. This allows that any standard network environment can be used to apply this solution. And the other program can be installed on the same PC, or on another PC in the same network.
Besides the ‘EUT Controller’, it is also possible to use ‘AD Converters’ in RadiMation® to retrieve actual measurement data from the EUT. It is allowed to use multiple ‘EUT Controllers’ and multiple ‘AD Converters’ in the same test to control and monitor the same physical EUT. The use of ‘AD Converters’ is described Chapter 10 of the end-user manual.
Communication[edit]
For the information exchange a standard IPv4 TCP/IP connection is made between RadiMation and the other test software required to monitor the EUT during the EMC test. RadiMation will act as a client, and will connect to the other program. The other program should thus provide a TCP/IP server. The other program must provide a TCP/IP server on TCP port number 58426 2.1...
An example Python script that demonstrates how such a TCP/IP server can be implemented is available in the EUT Controller repository on GitHub].