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206 Chapter 11 Inputs and Outputs

String Output Use a String Output to control devices that accepts text strings or other discrete

data packets through a serial or Ethernet port. For example, you can tell a

projector to power down by sending it a command through a serial port on its

display computer.

Using a Network Port When using a network port, you must know the IP number (or DNS name) and

port number of the device to be controlled. You must also specify a protocol

type. UDP is a rudimentary protocol used by many simple devices, while TCP

is more common on computer-based systems. When using the TCP protocol,

WATCHOUT will open the connection (if not already open), send the data

packet, and close the connection after about a minute of inactivity.

Select the kind of data port to use

on this menu.

For a network port, enter its IP

address and port number here.

Select the desired IP protocol.

The settings in this part of the

String Output dialog box are

specific for the kind of port

selected on the menu above.

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