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Waitfor Usage and Tips
Script Code: proc main integer da = 1 capture ON / Where is the destination of capture file??? textkey CTRL 'N' waitfor "_RAM:" transmit (" new tag 1708h^M") pause (da) transmit ("filter 170eh^M") pause (da) transmit ("filter 74 tag 188dh^M") pause (da) Is that works??? Thanks- circuitman
- Post #8
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Waitfor Usage and Tips
I also want to capture all response of processor so that should I first start to capture file than run the script? Is that right way to capture responce of processor after the script to be run. Thank you, dear experts.- circuitman
- Post #6
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Waitfor Usage and Tips
Thank you Knob for support. I have a one more concern about waitfor, the speed of incoming data. If it is too fast to past on screen, Isthat bothers procomm to catch it?- circuitman
- Post #5
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Waitfor Usage and Tips
I guess I have to use it like this ; waitfor "_RAM:" FOREVER waiting indefinitely. Is this OK? Another problem I hope port buffer does not bother me because it may takes 10 mins to wait for the string. :( Thanks- circuitman
- Post #3
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Waitfor Usage and Tips
Dear Experts, I need help about the usage of waitfor. I have some datas where coming from a processor. I see some words in screen.Like that; dfdf dfdfdf 111 dfdf dfdf dfdf _RAM:en ddf www What I want to do is using waitfor"_RAM:" commmand, run some commands in the script file below, Script...- circuitman
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- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
