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Latest revision as of 15:25, 21 February 2023
Follow Install / update SerialDeviceIntegrationService instructions.
Settings for this device, which need to be added to the SerialDeviceIntegrationServiceSetup.exe.config under “devices” are:
<add name="Zeiss HARK599" portName="COM4" baudRate="9600" parity="None" stopBits="One" dataBits="8" handshake="None" localFolder="D:\DeviceData\HARK599\Pickup" className="SerialDeviceIntegration.HARK599Integration"/>
Follow Install / update DeviceDataUploader service instructions.
Settings for this device, which need to be added to the appsettings.json under “devices” are:
{
"deviceName": "Zeiss_HARK599",
"deviceGID": "395d86cb-24f0-48f5-9ccd-4bf1aa9402b2",
"pickupFolder": "C:\DeviceData\HARK599\Pickup",
"archiveFolder": "C:\DeviceData\HARK599\Archive",
"sftpUsername": "<device data uploader user name>",
"sftpPassword": “<device data uploader user password>”,
"sftpHost": “<application server IP>”,
"sftpPort": "22",
"sftpDirectory": “<ftp directory>”,
"className": "DeviceDataUpload.ZeissHARK599DataUploader"
}
Device settings
In the machine's settings section (see manual for details), set up the RS-232 parameters to:
baud rate = 9600
parity = None
data bits = 8
stop bits = 1
flow control = None
Then turn of the internal printer, so that the machine sends data to external device (our computer) when the user presses PRINT button. Connect the machine to a computer with a RS-232 cable. As most modern computers do not have serial ports any more, you can use a serial to USB adapter. Note: some of the cables we have tried did not work, you might have to try a couple.