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Hello,

I'm trying to integrate the qr code reading module via zxing.net for a C# project.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to unzip the bin file read from an image.

I think it is due to some error during the decoding of the binary file read by qrcode, because I can unpack the test file you put on the site into json without problems. TESTO 300 Qr code

Below I'll leave the sample on github about the issue.

Zendrow/Testo300-qrcode

Hey,
I'm working on a project in which I need to continuously retrieve data from the Testo Saveris 2 and display it on an external webpage. Could you please guide me on how to do this.

Thanks.

Hi!

I successfully can get the reading data from a testo 300 device connecting via WIFI. I connect the device to the mobile personal hotspot and i receive the UDP with the testo device IP. Then i successfully call the API by using the local IP provided and the port 55000 with GET to the "http://localip:55000/data". So this part is covered.

How can i make the same steps but using bluetooth instead mobile WIFI? i paired the mobile to the t300 device but i couldn't get any IP to make the request.

Thanks in advance for all your help

Hello,

The simulator of the app Testo Combustion return a Json with a XMLID property inside the Type object of each Channel but the real device testo 300 don't.

Is this related to the Slim / Extended Schema ? I notice that both use the "schemaVersion": "1.0.4".

How can I make the t330 to return the data with the extended schema? Is there a configurable option in the device itself?

Thanks in advance

I connect to a T400 via Wifi. DataControl software is working. UDP package is sent every second with device information (ip, port, serial). Scanned with WireShark. So far OK.

But when I try to send a simple command with curl or use a browser, I only get an answer with 8 binary bytes:
curl -X GET "http://192.168.5.173:53956/deviceInfo"

03 00 00 00 00 00 00 28

What is my mistake?

I did create an app which asks data from the Testo Smart Probes app via the App2App protocol. Is it possible to get the actual measuring points automatically (like through an extra parameter into the calling URL) in stead of pressing the "export" button in the app?

P.s. I was not able to add the "question" label to this issue.

Hi,

We are trying to deliver a solution to our client that requires 2 things. 1) They don't want their users to have installed any other app like your apps for reading testo devices. 2) The solution must be provided for testo devices with WIFI and devices with BlueTooth.

As far as we understand we can make use of your open api as you explain in the testoApi.yaml. We can call the api calling either the device or the phone with the installed testo app. As we don't want to use this testo apps, the only way we have is calling the api from our app to your testo devices, but we still need the device IP to make the request. Is there any way we can find the IP of the device? Are you referring to the local IP the device will have when it connects to our phone when sharing internet data? Is this solution suitable to read data from devices connected with bluetooth?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello,

For a customer I work for I try to use the App2App interface in order to receive measurement data. However, I am a bit stuck. I hope you can help me.

I use: testot330://start?bundleid=com.microsoft.crm.crmphone.fieldServices in order to open the Testo Combustion app, as described in the section Workflow. I try this with a Field Service app by Microsoft.
Once I execute the code the testo app will open and connect to a Testo 330 device.
However, nothing seems to happen afterwards. Not automatically, nor when I manually save a measurement. In the readme it says select export via JSON/JTF. I do not see an export button or something similar. How does the caller app receives the url?

How does this step work exactly? Do you maybe have an example?

Thanks in advance.

Hi

I have a question regarding the acquisition of live data from Testo Smart Probes.

Is it possible to retrieve data via either of the protocols (WIFI or Bluetooth) without the need for user acknowledgement?
Either via the app or from the device directly.

The devices in question are specifically:
Testo 115i
Testo 549i

I cannot seem to find a lot of documentation on these devices, in regard to custom data acquisition :)

Thank you in advance..

Hi Again,

Getting Data from the Combustion App via App 2 App communication returns a result from the Last Measurement. If the App is open, but in background, and you perform a reading in the linked testo device, then the Combustion App doesn't have the current measurement and if i get the call the app via port 53757 on the /data endpoint, i get the Last Measurement and not the current. I assume that this is the normal behaviour.

Is there any other endpoint on the Combustion App exposed API that i can call to force an update from the testo device and then perform a /data call to get Current measurement? Or the way the App works is opening the App to sync with the Testo Device and get the Current Measurements?

Thanks in advance for your response

Hi,

We are trying to implement the testo-300 data in our application via QR code. But we don't know how to interpret the data from the qr code. Can you Explain me in which format this is and how to decode it?

Yours sincerely,

Developer
Syntess Software B.V.

Hello, I wanted to know if the API continues to be updated? And if there is some more extensive documentation with more endpoints, for example on the testo 300, how do I make a GET request to bring all the contacts and measurements, or a POST request to update all the contacts? I hope for your collaboration, thank you very much, another question I have

In the company we have about 12 testo 300 but they all have the same problem that the printing option fails a lot, they are all updated to the latest version, and they all use Testo Bluetooth®/IRDA Printer 0554 0621, the error it says is that it cannot find the printer many times being next to each other without taking out of the briefcase