Thanks Ben... I'll work through this and see how it goes.
I am strictly a newbie here. My application is related to my amateur radio hobby. I need to switch six antenna control lines between high (12v) and low (0v) and I need them to maintain state once switched. At present, I have no need for the input lines. My "network" consists of just this one 6052 module attached to my local intranet.
My goal is to communicate with the device (the 6052) uisng TCP/IP, sending and receiving commands and data via software written in RealBasic. My radio and several other devices are connected to this network using other software of my own design.
It looks like I need to follow the instructions in the "ASCII Commands for ADAM-6000 Modules" section of the manual. I think I can figure this out, but I'm confused about how to determine the address of my module in order to use a command like "$aaM".
Also, when I connect to the device via TCP/IP, does it expect me to somehow log on and provide a password, or is this only a feature of your Adam.net and internal browser software?
I have been able to send and receive data via TCP/IP with the device, but it doesn't seem to respond to any commands. This is probably just a lack of understanding on my part.
