simon.ben@free.fr

I'm having trouble to send those hexadecimal list : "01 82 84 81" to my Kramer VGA Switcher via the "mxj net.tcp.send " object.

Indeed, while the java class deals pretty well with the ASCII messages, I can't send hexadecimal numbers (they are interpreted as ASCII strings).

In plus, I can't convert my Hexadecimal numbers to ASCII character because they don't exists.

I'm sure someone has an answer. While It's for a show that will run in several days, a pretty quick answer would be appreciated :-)

Hi list,
I'm having trouble to send those hexadecimal list : "01 82 84 81" to my Kramer VGA Switcher via the "mxj net.tcp.send " object.
Indeed, while the java class deals pretty well with the ASCII messages, I can't  send hexadecimal numbers (they are interpreted as ASCII strings).
In plus, I can't convert my Hexadecimal numbers to ASCII character because they don't exists.

sending-hexadecimal-numbers-via-mxj-net-tcp-send

I found by myself: The "sadam.TcpSender" object from The Sadam Library

I just had to convert the hexadecimal numbers in decimals.

I found by myself: The "sadam.TcpSender" object from The Sadam Library
http://www.sadam.hu/en/software
I just had to convert the hexadecimal numbers in decimals.

The [sadam.TcpSender] is great for this job but I am having troubles with the Receive external.

The hex string I send through [sadam.TcpSender] works fine and I can see the result on the host side, but I cannot see the host reply in any way, though I have set the correct port.

Didi you try the object? Is it working fine? Any suggestion?

The [sadam.TcpSender] is great for this job but I am having troubles with the Receive external.
The hex string I send through [sadam.TcpSender] works fine and I can see the result on the host side, but I cannot see the host reply in any way, though I have set the correct port.
Didi you try the object? Is it working fine? Any suggestion?

Ok, I worked it out with [sadam.TcpClient]

Ok, I worked it out with [sadam.TcpClient]
I am a total novice to such matters... 

Sending Hexadecimal numbers via "mxj net.tcp.send"