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    Serial DataSource, how to terminate command with <CR>?

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      Holzatelier
      last edited by Holzatelier

      Hi,

      I just installed v3.7.7 and I am trying to get a serial data source set up. My problem seems to be that Mango does not send a <CR> to terminate the command. From searching the forum I found that Mango seems to translate \n as a terminator <CR>. So I have set the terminator in the DataSource as \n but Mango just appends the characters '\' 'n' to the command string.

      How do I get it to terminate with <CR>?

      Thanks

      This is what gets sent by mango:
      command_send.png

      But I need to terminate the command with:
      serial_<CR>.png

      My set up:

      Datasource_setup.png
      Point_setup.png

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      • MattFoxM
        MattFox
        last edited by MattFox

        use the legacy view and set your terminator to be \r

        mangodomain/data_sources.shtm
        

        Fox

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          Holzatelier
          last edited by

          Thanks, that solved it.

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          • MattFoxM
            MattFox
            last edited by

            Anytime

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