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NO Data in buffer, realy URGENT !!!

I have create buffer, and I can see incoming string, but there is no data in buffer?

What can be a problem ?
dvAudioMixer = 5001:1:1


DEFINE_VARIABLE

char drugo[500]
VOLATILE char trece[500]


DEFINE_START
create_buffer dvAudioMixer,drugo
create_buffer vdvAudioMixer1,trece


I am using some module to controll Philips (BOSCH) DCN system.


URGENT

Comments

  • TurnipTruckTurnipTruck Posts: 1,485
    You may need to have a data event for the hardware in order to see the incoming strings in notifications.
  • VladaPUBVladaPUB Posts: 139
    You may need to have a data event for the hardware in order to see the incoming strings in notifications.

    I see string in notification !!! I sometimes can see it in buffer, but it stop respond after SOME time (less than minute) !!
  • Spire_JeffSpire_Jeff Posts: 1,917
    Are you doing anything with the buffer? If the buffer fills up, I don't think it overwrites the data. You could also make the variables that hold the buffered data larger if the device is really active.

    Also, is the module a duet module? If so, they take control of the physical device and prevent notifications from being seen by netlinx.

    Jeff
  • VladaPUBVladaPUB Posts: 139
    Spire_Jeff wrote: »
    Also, is the module a duet module? If so, they take control of the physical device and prevent notifications from being seen by netlinx.

    Jeff


    HOW ??

    Yes, it is duet module !
  • Spire_JeffSpire_Jeff Posts: 1,917
    Duet has priority over the physical port. If you need to parse the raw data coming from the device, most duet modules have a PASSBACK command. This will send all incoming data from the physical device to the virtual device as a String. Check the manual for the duet module and it should indicate this.

    Jeff
  • yuriyuri Posts: 861
    you're using the Duet module to control a Philips DCN CCU?
    Is it a Next Generation CCU, or the "old" one?

    For the old one there is also an axcent code file on the AMX website :)
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