16 the session object, Timeout property description values – Casio Naurtech CETerm Ver.5.5 Scripting Guide User Manual
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Timeout
Property
Description
Values
ReadIntervalTimeout
Maximum milliseconds allowed
between the arrival of two
bytes. If this time is exceeded
the read call will return. A value
of 0 means not used.
With the special value 0xffffffff,
the read operation will return
immediately with all bytes
already received if the
ReadTotalTimeoutConstant and
ReadTotalTimeoutMultiplier are
both zero.
integer
(D:0xffffffff)
ReadTotalTimeoutConstant Constant milliseconds time
added to compute total timeout.
integer (D:0)
ReadTotalTimeoutMultiplier Milliseconds factor multiplied
times the number of bytes
requested in the read request.
This is added to the
ReadTotalTimeoutConstant to
yield the total read timeout.
integer (D:0)
WriteTotalTimeoutConstant Constant milliseconds time
added to compute total timeout.
integer (D:0)
WriteTotalTimeoutMultiplier Millisecond factor multiplied
times the number of bytes to be
written. This is added to the
WriteTotalTimeoutConstant to
yield the total write timeout.
integer (D:0)
See a complete discussion of timeout properties, special values, and special
behaviors by searching msdn.microsoft.com for “commtimeouts structure ce”.
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The Session object gives access to session state. The Session object is
obtained from a CETerm object method; CETerm.Session(i). This section
documents the methods and properties of the Session object.