QEST Web App Equipment Driver Examples
Applies to QEST Web App
This page contains examples of drivers for specific equipment models that can be configured as QEST Web App drivers by copying the driver logic provided in the table below.
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Overview
This page contains examples of drivers for specific equipment models that can be configured as QEST Web App drivers by copying the driver logic provided in the table below. Please see Configuring Equipment Drivers for the QEST Web App for more information on how to configure these drivers.
Many equipment items allow the serial output to be configured. In most cases the examples below should work with the default configuration of the equipment item but the expected response format should be confirmed.
Balances
Product | QESTLab Driver | Request | Expected Response Format | Regular Expression |
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A&D Balances | AD_Balances | S\r\n Request sent as: S␍␊ | As described in the product manual:
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Ohaus Adventurer | N/A | None User presses the “Print” button to send data |
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Shinko Denshi Vibra Balance | N/A | None User presses the “Print” button to send data | The output encountered has the following format: +00081./3 G S
+00047./6 G S |
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Compression Machines
Compression machine drivers can be configured but cannot currently be used
Product | QESTLab Driver | Request | Expected Response Format | Regular Expression |
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TestMark | TESTMARK | Blank request value. Data is sent by using PRINT key on device. | Numeric value followed by terminator ␍␊ | (\d+(?:\.\d+)?)\r\n |
Integrity | Curiosity | Empathy | Unity
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