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Query Command Library
Response format Syntax
Through an example:
Stream I1-Off
Stream I2-Server 2 connection(s) client:125.32.47.12 Start:02-02-2011
15:12:02
Stream I2-Server 2 connection(s) client:154.32.25.14 start:02-02-2011
15:15:30
Stream I3-Client Connected Start: 02-02-2011 15:15:30
Stream I4-Client Disconnected
Stream I5-Off
Stream I6-Off
Stream I7-Off
Stream I8-Off
Stream I9-Off
Port E-Direct IP Connected to 12.32.254.32:2101 Start:02-02-2011 15:12:02
Port P-NTRIP client Connected to NAN2 Start:02-02-2011 15:12:02
Port Q-NTRIP client Connected to NAN3 Start:02-02-2011 15:12:02
Port I-Server 1 connection(s) client:123.36.32.1 Start:02-02-2011 15:12:02
Parameters
• Each response line describes one currently active
connection to a given port, hence several response lines
are returned if several connections to the same port are
currently active. For an inactive port, the “Off” status is
reported.
• Ports I1to I9 are labeled “Stream I1” to “Stream “I9”.
The statuses of Ports E, P, Q and I are provided at the end
of the list.
• The next parameter indicates the type of connection
(server or client) for the active connection.
• Then, for a connection in server mode, the following
parameters are listed:
– Number of clients
– Client IP address
– Connection start time
• or, for a connection in client mode:
– Status: “Connected” or “Disconnected”
– Connection start time
Example
Querying port I2 for its current settings:
$PASHQ,DST,STS,I2*1B
$PASHR,DST,9,I2,ON,5,2,1002,165.65.76.12*2C