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Help for Python example

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By davide.streppa… , 3 August, 2023
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Gurux.DLMS

Hi,
with Python I am trying to use the main.py example here: https://github.com/Gurux/Gurux.DLMS.Python/tree/master/Gurux.DLMS.Clien…. How can I launch it to read a specific register or a list of them?
Is it possible to have a basic example with a console python command?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Best,
Davide

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Kurumi

2 years 11 months ago

Hi Davide, If you run the…

Hi Davide,

If you run the client example you get a list of arguments. Try to run this:
python main.py

You can read e.g. the clock adding -g 0.0.1.0.0.255:2

All the parameters depend on the meter that you try to read. For this reason, I propose that you download the GXDLMSDirector and try to connect with that.
GXDLMSDirector shows the correct command line parameters that you need to use.

BR,
Mikko

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