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All I'm doing is setting up a TCP server and passing the Data to the Com Port. The problem is after I pass that data to the com port once it won't accept another connection...

I'm sure its something stupid.. Someone help me out Please...

#include <Constants.au3>

#include <CommMG.au3>

#include <SendMessage.au3>

Const $CMD_TIMEOUT = 500 ; 500 milliseconds

Local $COM = 1, $SuccessFlag, $response, $sErr

Dim $Server_IP = @IPAddress1

Dim $Server_Port = "9100"

Dim $COM = "1"

Dim $BPS = "9600"

Dim $DB = "8"

Dim $Par = "0"

Dim $Stop = "1"

Dim $Flow = "0"

_CommSetPort($COM, $sErr, $BPS, $DB, $Par, $Stop, $Flow) ; This sets up the COM Parameters set above.

TCPStartup() ; Starts the TCP Socket

$SERVER = TCPListen($Server_IP, $Server_Port) ; Begins to listen to the Server IP and Port

While 1

$SOCKET = TCPAccept($SERVER)

Sleep(10)

If $SOCKET >= 0 Then

Call("TCPReceived", $SOCKET)

$SOCKET = ""

EndIf

WEnd

Func TCPReceived($SOCKET)

While 1

$RECV = TCPRecv($SOCKET, 2048)

_CommSendString($RECV, 0)

Sleep(20)

WEnd

$RECV = ""

_CommClearOutputBuffer()

EndFunc ;==>TCPReceived

Edited by Ghost21
Posted (edited)

All I'm doing is setting up a TCP server and passing the Data to the Com Port. The problem is after I pass that data to the com port once it won't accept another connection...

I'm sure its something stupid.. Someone help me out Please...

#include <Constants.au3>

#include <CommMG.au3>

#include <SendMessage.au3>

Const $CMD_TIMEOUT = 500 ; 500 milliseconds

Local $COM = 1, $SuccessFlag, $response, $sErr

Dim $Server_IP = @IPAddress1

Dim $Server_Port = "9100"

Dim $COM = "1"

Dim $BPS = "9600"

Dim $DB = "8"

Dim $Par = "0"

Dim $Stop = "1"

Dim $Flow = "0"

_CommSetPort($COM, $sErr, $BPS, $DB, $Par, $Stop, $Flow) ; This sets up the COM Parameters set above.

TCPStartup() ; Starts the TCP Socket

$SERVER = TCPListen($Server_IP, $Server_Port) ; Begins to listen to the Server IP and Port

While 1

$SOCKET = TCPAccept($SERVER)

Sleep(10)

If $SOCKET >= 0 Then

Call("TCPReceived", $SOCKET)

$SOCKET = ""

EndIf

WEnd

Func TCPReceived($SOCKET)

While 1

$RECV = TCPRecv($SOCKET, 2048)

_CommSendString($RECV, 0)

Sleep(20)

WEnd

$RECV = ""

_CommClearOutputBuffer()

EndFunc ;==>TCPReceived

You have no way to exit the TCPReceived function. Inside the While loop you need to have something like

If $RECV = '' then Return;exitloop

_CommClearOutputBuffer shouldn't be needed.

Be careful that there are no nulls in the data receievd or you will not transmit everything over the serial port since a null indicates the end of a string.

Edited by martin
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