No. Why do you think that? Page 12 starts talking about the messages. it says it always starts with a 6 byte message header. It never says send a "TX".
Well I was just basing it off of the example listed below each command. For instance, on page 21, at the bottom of the example it says"TX 23, 02, 00, 00, 21, 01" . I'm just thinking out loud of why it won't work...
I'm interpreting that as just a human readable form telling you what to transmit. That also includes commas, but nothing I've read so far says that you should be transmitting commas.
That might be a legitimate string if it was setup to be sending an ASCII-based string of data. But I don't see that kind of setup described in the manual.
Keep experimenting, you'll get it figured out soon.
I tried it with both the Type Cast and the ByteArrayToString and neither of them worked still... The program will like sit there "blocking" on the "VISA Write" fucntion, and won't even let me abort the program.
The program blocking on a VISA Write is a very unusual situation. I've never seen that happen before and would not be related to the actual data you are sending.
