SER2NET “Tee or Wedge”
I am successfully using SER2NET on a Raspberry Pi to translate RS-232 data to Ethernet. But I would like to "watch" the data coming from the serial port for a certain string, and if there is a match, I would like to send a "control string" back out the RS-232 port. It doesn't matter if the Ethernet port "sees" this returned string or not.
I'm running at 115K baud and the RPi is doing a lot of other things simultaneously, so whatever approach I use cannot use a lot of processor time. Does anyone know of a good way to do this?
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I am successfully using SER2NET on a Raspberry Pi to translate RS-232 data to Ethernet. But I would like to "watch" the data coming from the serial port for a certain string, and if there is a match, I would like to send a "control string" back out the RS-232 port. It doesn't matter if the Ethernet port "sees" this returned string or not.
I'm running at 115K baud and the RPi is doing a lot of other things simultaneously, so whatever approach I use cannot use a lot of processor time. Does anyone know of a good way to do this?
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Your question title ("tee or wedge") is interesting. What do you mean by that? Do you already have an idea of how this can be done?
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I am successfully using SER2NET on a Raspberry Pi to translate RS-232 data to Ethernet. But I would like to "watch" the data coming from the serial port for a certain string, and if there is a match, I would like to send a "control string" back out the RS-232 port. It doesn't matter if the Ethernet port "sees" this returned string or not.
I'm running at 115K baud and the RPi is doing a lot of other things simultaneously, so whatever approach I use cannot use a lot of processor time. Does anyone know of a good way to do this?
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I am successfully using SER2NET on a Raspberry Pi to translate RS-232 data to Ethernet. But I would like to "watch" the data coming from the serial port for a certain string, and if there is a match, I would like to send a "control string" back out the RS-232 port. It doesn't matter if the Ethernet port "sees" this returned string or not.
I'm running at 115K baud and the RPi is doing a lot of other things simultaneously, so whatever approach I use cannot use a lot of processor time. Does anyone know of a good way to do this?
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Your question title ("tee or wedge") is interesting. What do you mean by that? Do you already have an idea of how this can be done?
– G-Man
10 hours ago
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Your question title ("tee or wedge") is interesting. What do you mean by that? Do you already have an idea of how this can be done?
– G-Man
10 hours ago
Your question title ("tee or wedge") is interesting. What do you mean by that? Do you already have an idea of how this can be done?
– G-Man
10 hours ago
Your question title ("tee or wedge") is interesting. What do you mean by that? Do you already have an idea of how this can be done?
– G-Man
10 hours ago
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Your question title ("tee or wedge") is interesting. What do you mean by that? Do you already have an idea of how this can be done?
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