I'm working on and app to work in conjunction with the schedules I'm running on the logger. The purpose of this app is to enter 'device under test' serial numbers and operator badges. I need this data to be logged with the test data, but the fact that logged data is being echoed out the "host port", it's stepping on my communications.

How do I suppress the echoing, yet maintain the logging?

How do I set the logger up such that the only data that "flows" thru the host port is my apps data (both directions)?

I find the manual in the area of communications a bit convoluted and somewhat confusing.

Hi FrankI,

Try to disable echo using switches (PROFILE SWITCHES E=OFF).

Best regards,
Rudy Gunawan

Hi Guys,
And turn off any messages with PROFILE SWITCHES M=OFF)

Cheers,
Roger

Hi Guys,

I'm using the "/e" setting, I'll add "/m", but I don't think either of these suppress logged data.
"/e" suppresses commands
"/m" would suppress error messages if any.

It seems that when ever a schedule runs and there is logged data involved it is echoed.

I have had to bracket my communications with a HALT then a GO, ie;

/H
Send and receive via telnet
/G

Good morning FrankI

Adding /r will turn off real time data return when a sample is taken.

Cheers'
Roger