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XMLparse Test You are going to need a rs232 Null modem cable. DB9 DB9 5 ----------- 5 3 ----------- 2 2 ----------- 3 There are several ways to test the system. One of the easiest is using a terminal program. From a Windows box start up HyperTerminal and configure it to a unused comport with settings 8n1 at 9600 bps. Plug the null modem cable into the client and Windows boxes. Copy the string below and past(past to host) it into HyperTerminal. *<w,5,0>140<w,5,0>$ This will produce 17 records immediately then another record about 5 seconds later. To see the records login to the client and look in the /home/data/records/ directory. cd /home/data/records/ ls b 19800101233045 005 240 0 b 19800101233045 005 000 0 b 19800101233045 005 001 0 b 19800101233045 005 002 1 b 19800101233045 005 003 1 b 19800101233045 005 004 0 b 19800101233045 005 005 0 b 19800101233045 005 006 0 b 19800101233045 005 007 1 b 19800101233045 005 008 0 b 19800101233045 005 009 0 b 19800101233045 005 010 0 b 19800101233045 005 011 0 b 19800101233045 005 012 0 b 19800101233045 005 013 0 b 19800101233045 005 014 0 b 19800101233045 005 015 0 Then in about 5 seconds b 19800101233051 005 240 1 Run sync and these records should be deleted. cd /home/data/ ./sync.exe Login to the server as data. Login to MySQL and check to see if the records have arrived. mysql -p *password* use data select * from data_bit; If you data is there congratulations. Your system works. Now configure your data source to output XML encoded data and plug it in.

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