08-12-2022, 03:11 PM
Hello,
We have multiple applications on one pc using the same udp port for motoman HSE control. Sometimes when we send a message to receive information about the robot state, say a 0x75, and happen to command robodk at the same time we seem to get into an error state. I'm wondering if in robodk I can set the "Request ID" in the motoman HSE header to distinguish it's UDP packets from another application?
Thank you for your help,
Austin Moore
We have multiple applications on one pc using the same udp port for motoman HSE control. Sometimes when we send a message to receive information about the robot state, say a 0x75, and happen to command robodk at the same time we seem to get into an error state. I'm wondering if in robodk I can set the "Request ID" in the motoman HSE header to distinguish it's UDP packets from another application?
Thank you for your help,
Austin Moore