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> Sollae Systems wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Hello. I recommend you to use Backup and Restore function of ezVSP. I sent you e-mail(hector@bandoni.com.ar) about how to set. Beacause, there are a lot of screenshots. Please, confirm my email. Have a nice day. Thank you. > Hector wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Hi, > > Thank you for your answer. The first part of the answer is ok and the script is that I need. The second part, multiple COM ports, is quite different. > > I have a software that uses COM3 to communicate with the controlled device. Using ezVSP and serial to Ethernet converters, I can control several devices geographically distributed at differente times. However, the software uses only COM3, so I have several scripts, one for each location that needs to be loaded by VSP to allow the connection to the remote site. I need an automatic method to load the script other than using the coniguration screen of ezVSP in order to create a friendly interface to my customer avoiding several steps configuring services. > > I hope the explanation is better than the first one and Sollae System have an answer to that. > > Regards, Hector > > > SollaeSystems wrote: > > ------------------------------------ > > This is technical support team of Sollae Systems. > > > > There is a script fuction of ezVSP (upper version 3.x) > > > > I understand your question means "How can I create several virtual ports by script?" > > > > Am I right? > > > > You can create a virtual port by using a txt file like bleow example.(test.ini) > > > > * test.ini > > ================================== > > [COM10] > > Comment=sensor #1 > > Network=0 > > HostAddr=172.16.0.1 > > HostPort=1471 > > LocalPort= > > SSL=1 > > RFC2217=0 > > Sync=1 > > Log=1 > > > > [COM11] > > Comment=sensor #2 > > Network=1 > > HostAddr= > > HostPort= > > LocalPort=1470 > > SSL=1 > > RFC2217=0 > > Sync=1 > > Log=1 > > > > [COM12] > > Comment=sensor #3 > > Network=0 > > HostAddr=172.16.0.2 > > HostPort=1471 > > LocalPort= > > SSL=1 > > RFC2217=0 > > Sync=1 > > Log=1 > > ================================== > > > > And then If you use this script, click the button(File -> Open script) and select the file you saved(test.ini) on ezVSP. > > > > You can create any number of the virtual port easily. > > > > If you have any other question, please contact us. > > > > Have a nice day. > > > > Thank you. > > > > > Hector wrote: > > > ------------------------------------ > > > Hi, > > > > > > I'sd like to know if there is a method to load a new ezVSP configuration stored in a script automatically using an API. The reason of this request is because we have several locations to control using the same PC. > > > Regards, Hector
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