ATE Transporter with TCP Readiness Check
Creation date: 11/14/2022 11:10 PM
Updated: 11/14/2022 11:12 PM
From version 5.5.0.0 onwards, ATE Transporter will support unit readiness check via TCP/IP port. The default port is 9001 and it will start when the user clicks start after logging in. After the user clicks stop, it will be stopped.
Image 1: ATE Transporter 5.5.0.0
1. Tester/Client will send the the serial number in this format to the ATE Transporter via TCP protocol and then the server will reply with the respective result.
Message format:{"SerialNumber":"SN0310202201C","Firmware":""}Response format:
2. At the same time, on the screen, the user would be able to see the same message popped up if there is any errorI) {"Success":true,"Message":"","AdditionalParameters":""}II) {"Success":false,"Message":"InvalidUnit (No unit or duplicate SN)","AdditionalParameters":""}
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3. If there is no reply from ATE Transporter, it would mean that the ATE Transporter was not started and logged in. If it's already started and logged in, please close the ATE Transporter and try again. If the problem still persist, please contact the support for help.
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