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Hex String to Remote TCPIP Server

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I really worry you are using the wrong definition of "hex" in your conversion.  I do not now of any software that would like to receive ASCII formatted Hex data (what you are currently making) when normal ASCII data will do.  It makes things a lot harder for a person to debug.  What you likely need to use is Flatten To String, which retains the binary/hex bytes in the data and reinterprets it as a string.  It can also take care of Big Endian vs Little Endian for you.  Do you have any documentation on the sever software that might help clear this up?


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Hi GerdW.

Thanks for taking it back to "Keeping it Simple". I had gone too deep with the TCP IP setup after reading to many articles.

 

Stripped back to just "TCP Open Connection" and "TCP Write"  Data flowing nicely and the remote server is now receiving the GPS position updates and plotting.

 

Thank you for your help.

 

Regards

Dave

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