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MatrixDongle.WriteHex
Writes hex encoded text to the dongle.
| Component | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | Server | iOS SDK |
| MatrixDongle | 5.2 | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ✅ Yes, on macOS and Windows | ❌ No |
Deprecated
This function was deprecated.
MBS( "MatrixDongle.WriteHex"; UserCode; Text { ; Pos; DongleNumber; PortNumber } ) More
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Example | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| UserCode | This is your personal UserCode and must correspond with the internal UserCode from the dongle. | ||
| Text | The hex text to write. | "48656C6C6F20576F726C64" | |
| Pos | The position to write at. This value is in 4 byte data words, so for 12 bytes offset pass 3. | 0 | Optional |
| DongleNumber | This is the dongle number when several dongles are plugged in one after the other. The maximum number of dongles available can be determined via the MatrixDongle.Count function. A maximum of 99 dongles can be connected to the LPT port and a maximum of 127 dongles to the USB connection. The plugin uses 1 if you don't pass this parameter. |
1 | Optional |
| PortNumber | With LPT dongles, this is the number of the LPT port to which the dongles are connected. With LPT dongles, the port number must be between 1 and 3. Example: 1 for LPT1, 2 for LPT2 or 3 for LPT3. With USB, this parameter must be 85. This variable is ignored with network calls. Default for MBS Plugin is 85 for USB. |
85 | Optional |
Result
Returns OK or error.
Description
Writes hex encoded text to the dongle.The plugin decodes the hex bytes and writes them to the dongle as bytes.
See also
This function does not need a paid license.
Created 1st August 2015, last changed 31st July 2020
