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......@@ -12,7 +12,13 @@ The MOV command is for the movement to absolute coordinates. The command structu
MOVXXXxxYYYyyZZZzz or MOVXXXYYYZZZ.
The first one is for submillimeter precision is 2, first 3 digits are the coordinates in mm for xyz. The second one is in millimeter. Please pad with zeros. i.e. 58.23mm is 05823 or 058 for the host part. When the robot finishes its operation (i.e. moving to desired coordinate), it acknowledges the movement and sends back a “MOVOK” command to a host.
“CLOSECONN” terminates the connection. This reactivates the Cosi_GUI application on COSI Measure. If the connection is terminated unexpectedly, it can be killed using another terminal. Otherwise, the application must be restarted. (Please see the screenshots for how to kill an open TCP/IP process without restarting the whole Cosi_GUI application).
“CLOSECONN” terminates the connection. This reactivates the Cosi_GUI application on COSI Measure. If the connection is terminated unexpectedly, it can be killed using another terminal. Otherwise, the application must be restarted, which would require new calibration of the COSI Measure axes. To prevent this, please open another root terminal. Then please type:
```console
netstat -tulnap
```
![Instructions1.png](./COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Instructions1.png)
“OK” command can be sent for a connection check. COSI Measure will respond with an “ok” message if the connection is established.
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