Introduction
When connecting to and communicating with a REA JET Controller, the REA JET Controller is the host, and the connecting device is the client. In the example below, the REA JET Controller is blue, and the client is green.
Each message sent to the REA JET Controller must have the correct header information at the start of the message:
Content-Length: <length> 0x0A 0x0AEach response from the REA JET Controller will contain a
<Status>element. The<Code>element indicates if the command was successful by returning a zero. If the<Code>element is a non-zero value, this indicates an error.Any reference to job id must be set to zero.
When sending a command to the REA JET Controller, the
<Command>element has a parameter of id. This parameter is arbitrary and is not required to be a specific value. It can be an empty string on every message. Typically, this is set to an incrementing value.
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