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Appendix B. Advanced Command Line Option Switches
Appendix B.1. Connecting to a FieldServer using IP Address -i
Specify the IP address using the -i switch.
RuiNet –i192.168.0.45
RuiNet will only connect to the FieldServer with IP address 192.168.0.45
RuiNet –i192.168.0.45
RuiNet will only connect to the FieldServer with IP address 192.168.0.45
Appendix B.2. Connecting to a FieldServer using Name -y
Specify a FieldServer’s name with the -y switch
RuiNet –yModbus_Test
RuiNet will connect to the FieldServer with the specified name.
RuiNet will connect to the FieldServer with the specified name.
Appendix B.3. Broadcast Mode -ib
RuiNet can be used in broadcast mode to poll all IP addresses on a network. This feature is
not recommended under normal operating conditions and should only be used when there is
just one FieldServer on the network.
RuiNet –ib
RuiNet will use broadcasting to connect to a FieldServer.
not recommended under normal operating conditions and should only be used when there is
just one FieldServer on the network.
RuiNet –ib
RuiNet will use broadcasting to connect to a FieldServer.
Appendix B.4. The Most Recently Connected FieldServer -p
Use the -p command line switch and RuiNet will connect to the same FieldServer that was
connected previously. The most recently connected to FieldServer will be shown on top of
the list of “Recently connected to FieldServers” on the RuiNet list of FieldServers screen.
This command line switch is useful in batch files.
RuiNet –p
RuiNet will connect to the FieldServer it connected to previously.
connected previously. The most recently connected to FieldServer will be shown on top of
the list of “Recently connected to FieldServers” on the RuiNet list of FieldServers screen.
This command line switch is useful in batch files.
RuiNet –p
RuiNet will connect to the FieldServer it connected to previously.
Sample batch file:
RuiNet –zdefault.htm –m0
RuiNet –p –zzone1.htm
RuiNet –p –zzone2.htm
RuiNet –p –zzone3.htm
RuiNet –p –zzone4.htm
RuiNet –zdefault.htm –m0
RuiNet –p –zzone1.htm
RuiNet –p –zzone2.htm
RuiNet –p –zzone3.htm
RuiNet –p –zzone4.htm
Appendix B.5. Disable Auto Connect Mode –m0
If the target FieldServer is not specified with the –i switch then RuiNet either auto connects
to the only FieldServer found if there is only one, or presents a list of FieldServers and auto
connects to the most recently connected to FieldServer after 10 seconds. If there was no
to the only FieldServer found if there is only one, or presents a list of FieldServers and auto
connects to the most recently connected to FieldServer after 10 seconds. If there was no
No FieldServer targeted and no auto connect so user must
select a FieldServer even if there is only one on the network.
select a FieldServer even if there is only one on the network.
No FieldServer targeted but –p ensures that the
FieldServer selected by the user when the previous
command was executed is the FieldServer that is
connected to with this command.
FieldServer selected by the user when the previous
command was executed is the FieldServer that is
connected to with this command.