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<BODY>
<H1>Serial Port Direct Access</H1>
<P>
At SINQ serial devices are connected to a Macintosh computer. This Mac runs
a serial port server which allows to read and write data through TCP/IP
sockets to a serial port connected to the Mac. This document describes a simple
interface for communicating with such serial devices.
At SINQ serial devices are connected to a UNIX/LINUX computer. On this machine runs a serial port server which allows to read and write data through TCP/IP sockets to a serial port connected to the machine. This document describes a simple interface for communicating with such serial devices.
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<H2>Invocation</H2>
<P>
The interface to a serial device connected to a Mac is initialised with the
following command given at the Tcl prompt:<BR>
The interface to a serial device connected to a UNIX/LINUX computer is initialised with the following command given at the Tcl prompt:<BR>
<EM>Controller name computer port channel</EM><BR>
This command opens a connection to the serial port on the Mac and
installs a new command in order to interact with it. The parameters:
This command opens a connection to the serial port on the UNIX/LINUX machine and installs a new command in order to interact with it. The parameters:
<UL>
<LI>name: is the name of the new command to generate for the connection in Tcl.
<LI> computer: is the computer name of the Macintosh.
<LI> port: is the TCP/IP port number at which the Macintosh
<LI><b>name</b> is the name of the new command to generate for the connection in Tcl.
<LI> <b>computer</b> is the computer name of the UNIX/LINUX machine.
<LI> port: is the TCP/IP port number at which the UNIX/LINUX machine
serial port server is is listening. Usually this is 4000.
<LI>channel: is the number of the RS-232 port to connect to.
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