About receive Raw data from SBS-3

[rikgale]

You can't just Telnet into the SBS-3 and see what it is sending. You would need to get a connection up and running and then examine the data in that connection. Hence the NetCaT suggestion

[junjun]

Thanks for all of suggests,i  finally solve the problem. I order to use port 30006 or 30003, BaseStation should be on.In third application,the IP must use the one of computer running BaseStation,not the ip of sbs-3 box.
Thanks again.Thanks to Faramir.

[Anmer]

Thanks for all of suggests,i  finally solve the problem. I order to use port 30006 or 30003, BaseStation should be on.

Yes that will work.  But the SBS-3 can be used as a stand-alone receiver with raw data available without running Basestation, which is what you were trying to achieve.

[Anmer]

OK.  Apologies for not testing this earlier but I have been away from home.

There are some prerequisites to using the SBS-3 as a stand-alone receiver.

1. Launch Basestation so you can access the Non-Volatile Memory Settings.  Settings -> Non Volatile Memory Settings (see attachment).  If you can't see this option you're not using an SBS-3!
2. On the Stand-Alone Data tab, enable the first three options (see attachment).
3. On the Ethernet Setup tab, check the Main Connection "SBS-3 as Server" and set the required port number, default should be 10001. (see attachment).  Also check IP address.

Close Basestation and your application should be able to access data on the IP address and port number configured on the Ethernet Setup tab.  Mine does.

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[junjun]

Thanks for your patience.In the mode of  Stand-alone receiver,i can receive raw data from port 10001 without running Basestation. The data just like the post.But I can not receive any data from port 30003 or 30006 if Basestation don't run.

[Anmer]

The data just like the post.But I can not receive any data from port 30003 or 30006 if Basestation don't run.

That's correct.  If you want to use the SBS-3 as a stand-alone receiver, the raw data is on port 10001.  If you want data on ports 30003 and/or 30006, you must run Basestation.  Or change the port number for "SBS-3 as Server" as described in my previous post.

[rikgale]

@junjun - once you are at a place that you have your python code up running/outputting data, let me know. I would  be happy to test as I can network my SBS-3 and run the code on a Raspberry Pi. I can not write code to save my life, but happy to test.

[Anmer]

Thanks for your patience.In the mode of  Stand-alone receiver,i can receive raw data from port 10001 without running Basestation.

Reading your first post, isn't this what you wanted to achieve?

[DaveReid]

Telnet：can not connect 192.168.1.170  30006

That would be the expected response - as Faramir explained above, you can't connect to the SBS (box) on port 30006.

You need to Telnet, not to the IP address of your SBS, but to the IP address of the PC running BaseStation.

Conversely, if your application is capturing data direct from the SBS (without BaseStation being in the loop), then it's port 10001 on the SBS that you need to connect to (unless you have changed it from the default).

Dave (getting back into SBS networking after a very long break).

[Anmer]

Dave (getting back into SBS networking after a very long break).

Welcome back Dave, you've been missed.

[Faramir]

Dave (getting back into SBS networking after a very long break).

Fantastic to welcome you back!!!

[Graham Bell]

It's like riding a bicycle young sir!Trust you are keeping well.
Regards-
G.B.

[junjun]

Thanks for all of your help.