Setup with EMREAD/BTMON Problem

[paetzold]

mwall...thanks...I got the local version running. I did not have time to update the SEG component but I thinking that I can get that updated using the existing data.

Thanks again, Brian

[Tirnanah]

if you want btmon to use the same node name (and thus maintain continuity with any existing data you might have) then you will have to modify the btmon.py code slightly. btmon uses the (obfuscated) serial number of the gem as the node name. i think the gem defaults to simply 'greeneye' as the node name.

First of all, thank you so much for this wonderful tool. I'm excited to get this running and have it push to both a local database and SEG. However, I want to keep my data that I already have. Where exactly do I need to modify to change the node name to 'greeneye'. I've tried browsing through the file, but it's not popping out at me.

Thanks,
Doug

[Tirnanah]

Nevermind, I just found it. I always post then keep looking, and I should have looked a little longer...

Thanks,
Doug

[robermax]

Hello
I am trying to learn how use btmon.py with ecm 1240. I am running on Windows but will eventually move to my NAS

Here is what I get with the print command.
Any suggestions about how to get output?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Robermax

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[ben]

Hello
I am trying to learn how use btmon.py with ecm 1240. I am running on Windows but will eventually move to my NAS

Here is what I get with the print command.
Any suggestions about how to get output?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Robermax

BTmon print.png

Do you have the ECM-1240 set to Binary packet format?

[robermax]

Yes it is set to binary.
Also does it matter if 1A software is running at the time?
Thanks

[ben]

Yes it is set to binary.
Also does it matter if 1A software is running at the time?
Thanks

You can't have them both connected at the same time, the EtherPort can only connect to one or the other. So, it shouldn't matter.

Can you attach a screenshot of your EtherX configuration?

Ben

[robermax]

Here are 2 screenshots. One from Etherex configurator. Other is launched from 1A software. One of the ports is different but otherwise the same. Computer I'm doing this from is 192.168.1.27
Thanks again

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[mwall]

I am trying to learn how use btmon.py with ecm 1240. I am running on Windows but will eventually move to my NAS

Here is what I get with the print command.
Any suggestions about how to get output?

hey robermax,

could you add the --debug option then post the output?

also, i think you got the client/server backwards. assuming that your ecm1240 is configured to emit packets all the time (real-time mode), you want this:

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btmon.py --ip --ip-host x.x.x.x --ip-mode client --print

x.x.x.x is the ip address of the device (i think that is 192.168.1.2 in your case)

btmon should be in client mode when the ecm1240/gem is in server mode. btmon should be in server mode when talking to a gem that is in client mode.

m

[robermax]

Thx for replies will be doing in next day or so when things permit.
Mwall 192.168.1.2 is the etherbee device.
robermax