Introduction
The IP voltmeter is equipped with a built-in TCP server operating on port 9760, providing users with a straightforward and efficient way to access and read data directly from the device.
This TCP server serves as a gateway for seamless communication. The TCP server is included in all versions of the IP Voltmeter.
Ease of Use and Connectivity
One of the primary advantages of using the TCP server is its simplicity and ease of use. The server offers a user-friendly interface that allows for easy access to data from individual channels. Users can connect to the TCP server using any standard TCP client, which makes the integration into existing systems or new applications straightforward.
Command Structure and Data Retrieval
To retrieve data from the voltmeter, users can issue simple text-based commands via the TCP client. Each command corresponds to a specific channel on the voltmeter. Users can send commands such as "volt_1", "volt_2", and so forth.
TCP commands for individual versions of IP voltmeters are in the document.
Integration into Applications
The TCP server's flexibility allows it to be integrated into a wide range of applications. Developers can embed the TCP client functionality into custom software, enabling automated monitoring and data logging. This capability is particularly useful in environments where continuous tracking of voltage levels is crucial, such as in industrial automation, remote monitoring systems, or IoT applications.