Remote Command Syntax Testing with JFW’s Ethernet Test Box

May 10, 2017/in Engineering Tips/by JFW Eng Dept

Dedicated Ethernet Test Box at Fixed IP 104.63.176.50 (tcp port 3001)

The number one FAQ we receive from customers about our remotely controlled test systems is “How easy is it to connect and control the test system?”. So we setup an Ethernet test box that is accessible 24/7 for engineers around the world to try out. It is running our latest 3.x.x firmware. Connect to the test box via a telnet connection at fixed IP address 104.63.176.50 (tcp port 3001). You can use your own telnet program or one of our sample test GUI programs to communicate with the text box. All of our 3.x.x firmware remote commands are detailed with examples in our 3.x.x firmware manual. If you have any firmware or networking questions, you can contact our engineering department directly with questions.

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Remote Command Syntax Testing with JFW’s Ethernet Test Box

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