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.

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.

Balances

Product	QESTLab Driver	Request	Expected Response Format	Regular Expression

Product

QESTLab Driver

Request

Expected Response Format

Regular Expression

A&D Balances

AD_Balances

S\r\n

Request sent as: S␍␊

As described in the product manual:

This format consists of fifteen characters excluding the terminator.
A header of two characters indicates the balance condition.
The polarity sign is placed before the data with the leading zeros.
If the data is zero, the plus sign is used.
The unit, consisting of three characters, follows the data.

(?:ST|QT),([\+-][\d\.]{8}).{3}\r\n

Shinko Denshi Vibra Balance

N/A

Blank request value. Data is sent by using PRINT key on device.

The output encountered has the following format:

+00081./3 G S
+00047./6 G S

([\+-]\d+\.)\/(\d+) G S

Compression Machines

Compression machine drivers can be configured but cannot currently be used

Product	QESTLab Driver	Request	Expected Response Format	Regular Expression

Product	QESTLab Driver	Request	Expected Response Format	Regular Expression
TestMark	TESTMARK	Blank request value. Data is sent by using PRINT key on device.	Numeric value followed by terminator ␍␊	(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)\r\n

QEST Platform 5.2 and 5.3 Documentation

QEST Web App Equipment Driver Examples

Contents

Overview

Balances

Compression Machines

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