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What is raw socket?
What is raw socket?


NI VISA supports two ways of setting up a network connection. If the device supports TCP-IP intrument protocol known as VXI-11 you can use the following format (INSTR)
To be able to connect to a device not supporting VXI-11 you need to use the following format (SOCKET)
 
TCPIP[board]::host address[::hostname][::INSTR]
 
If it does not support VXI-11 the manufacturer has chosen a different protocol to communicate. This will be stated in the manual. To be able to connect to a device not supporting VXI-11 you need to use the following format (SOCKET)
 
TCPIP[board]::host address[::host name]::port::SOCKET  
TCPIP[board]::host address[::host name]::port::SOCKET  


[https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z0000019KsUSAU&l=nl-NL See National Instruments example]
[https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z0000019KsUSAU&l=nl-NL See National Instruments example]

Revision as of 10:45, 7 July 2020

The Maturo FCU device driver is a Turn Table, Antenna Tower, Positioner which is supported by RadiMation®.    

  • Device needs a raw socket connection
  • Device needs VISA installed (To support raw socket connection)
  • The software of maturo needs to run in the background and needs to be referenced

VISA RAW socket.png

What is raw socket?

To be able to connect to a device not supporting VXI-11 you need to use the following format (SOCKET) TCPIP[board]::host address[::host name]::port::SOCKET

See National Instruments example

The Virtual Instrument Software Architecture is a standard for configuring, programming, and troubleshooting instrumentation systems comprising GPIB, VXI, PXI, Serial, Ethernet, and/or USB interfaces.

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