I've just started to use python's xmlclient and I used same cmd arguments as in "normal" gurux client. The problem is, when it starts to read Clock, there's "Data send failed" and it stops reading. Same issue happens when I added -x argument with GetClock.xml . Logs are below:

Hello Mikko,

I examined blue book and found no restrictions for LLS/HLS passwords max and min length. The only information I'be found is about data type, octet-string.

Don't you know are there any limits for LLS/HLS passwords length - some kind of standards, recomendational documents and in Gurux components?

Best regards, Andrey

Hi,
I am using gurux client python code to implement CTT test cases.
I wanted to send request with server address as 4 bytes.
How can i do it ?
One more question all the DLMS UA CTT tool generated report logs verified i can able to see server address as "00 02 04 01". When we submit for certification they first change the server address to "00 02 04 01" then test it ?
Or universally meter should work for any server address ???

Hi,

I'm currently working with a DLMS/COSEM-compliant meter using your C# library. I’m trying to update the destination IP address of a Push Setup object (class_id 40) using the following code:

GXDLMSPushSetup push = new GXDLMSPushSetup() { LogicalName = "0.2.25.9.0.255" };

push.Destination = "46.105.164.139:7000";
push.Service = Gurux.DLMS.Objects.Enums.ServiceType.Udp;

byte[][] requests = client.Write(push, 3);

Hi,

I want to do a small script to test general-ciphering messages using identified key, wrapped key and agreed key. I'm using the python library as a DLMS client.
Can you provide an example on how to configure it?

Thank you,

Sara

Hi Mikko!

I would like to call on server side the invoke() method in the class CGXDLMSDisconnectControl, but it is missing.

I think it can be made like this:
typedef int (*pfnMethod)();
CGXDLMSDisconnectControl::setCalbackFunctionMethod1(&pfnMethod);
CGXDLMSDisconnectControl::setCalbackFunctionMethod2(&pfnMethod);

I've found the following example for changing obis' value/property:

clock = GXDLMSClock()
clock.time =datetime.datetime.now()
self.write(clock, 2)

But is here other way? For example, in my python code I'd have one function and I'd like to change with this function various things: APN, PIN, ports etc. Do we must to specify different object for each obis, like below:

clock = GXDLMSClock()
apn_change = GXDLMSGprsSetup()
mac = GXDLMSMacAddressSetup()

etc. etc?

I am trying to read LoadProfile#2, so in GXSettings.py I've put objects as in:
self.readObjects = [("1.0.99.2.0.255", 3), ("1.0.99.2.0.255", 2)]