Endless concatenated Runtime queries
9 years 7 months ago #29528869
by Herman
Endless concatenated Runtime queries was created by Herman
What will happen if I send runtime queries at max rate, eg by using a endless concatenated string of commands (with large reply values). Set ECHOF disabled.
Will the reply become erratic or destroyed ?
How large is the TX buffer ?
Thks
Will the reply become erratic or destroyed ?
How large is the TX buffer ?
Thks
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9 years 7 months ago #29528870
by roboteq
Replied by roboteq on topic Endless concatenated Runtime queries
If you send data faster than they can be transmitted,eventually bytes will be dropped. The output buffer is 129 characters.
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9 years 7 months ago #29528875
by Herman
Replied by Herman on topic Endless concatenated Runtime queries
OK, I understand
Another question:
If I use runtime concatenated cmds/queries eg. !G 100_?C_!G 100_?C_........etc
I see that the absolute countervalue is not updated every time I read it.
I suppose it is updated at a (constant) interval which is slower than the command/queries speed.
Could you give me the interval time ?
Thks, Herman
Another question:
If I use runtime concatenated cmds/queries eg. !G 100_?C_!G 100_?C_........etc
I see that the absolute countervalue is not updated every time I read it.
I suppose it is updated at a (constant) interval which is slower than the command/queries speed.
Could you give me the interval time ?
Thks, Herman
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9 years 7 months ago #29528882
by Herman
Replied by Herman on topic Endless concatenated Runtime queries
I have figured out the counter update interval time, based on the counter increment and given rpm I suppose it is 1.0ms.
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