Hello John,

> I would be interested in a solution to this as well but 'm not sure I
> understood your reply to this. You replied with a reference to a
> large chunk of code.

The link I gave links to a particular line: 153 in this case.
I suppose it wasn't clear, so my apologies.

You can use -d to specify the device options as well as the driver.
Example:

sigrok-cli -l 5 -d lecroy:conn=tcp-raw/192.168.0.10/111
sigrok-cli -l 5 -d lecroy:conn=vxi/192.168.0.10

For USB devices, specifying only the driver is sufficient (rigol-ds
in your case). Does this make things clearer?

All the best,
 -Soeren


> 
> Having a scan through, I presume this segment is what you were
> referring to, but I am struggling to see your point. There is an
> option to specify a driver, but nothing about specifying a connection
> IP address or a config file - unless this is what is meant by  'input
> file'? If so, then what is the format of this file and what are the
> parameters that can be specified? I did find some information on File
> Formats, but nothing really that relates to this issue?
> 
> BTW, I have noted -c --clean which might be useful for future
> reference so thanks for that.
> 
> void usage()
>  142 {
>  143         fprintf(stdout,
>  144                 "Usage:\n"
>  145                 "  %s [OPTIONS] [FILE]\n"
>  146                 "\n"
>  147                 "Help Options:\n"
>  148                 "  -h, -?, --help                  Show help
> option\n"
>  149                 "\n"
>  150                 "Application Options:\n"
>  151                 "  -V, --version                   Show release
> version\n"
>  152                 "  -l, --loglevel                  Set
> libsigrok/libsigrokdecode loglevel\n"
>  153                 "  -d, --driver                    Specify the
> device driver to use\n"
>  154                 "  -D, --no-scan                   Don't auto-
> scan for devices, use -d spec only\n"
>  155                 "  -i, --input-file                Load input
> from file\n"
>  156                 "  -I, --input-format              Input
> format\n"
>  157                 "  -c, --clean                     Don't restore
> previous sessions on startup\n"
>  158                 "  -s, --log-to-stdout             Don't use
> logging, output to stdout instead\n"
>  159                 "\n", PV_BIN_NAME);
>  160 }
> 
> 
> > > > I also experienced the problem you mentioned with the network
> > > > connection 
> > > > config not being saved and having to be re-entered. 
> > >  
> > > I mean, that the connetion and device data on every start have
> > > do 
> > > reentered - so it should be either a command line parameter to
> > > pulseview 
> > > or part of a config file. 
> >  
> > There is a command line parameter for this: 
> > https://sigrok.org/gitweb/?p=pulseview.git;a=blob;f=main.cpp;h=cdc7
> > 50aa80aade18b21916708463189c78a41f9a;hb=HEAD#l153 
> > 
> > PV also reconnects to USB devices if you so desire. Reconnecting to
> > ethernet 
> > devices is not implemented at the moment. 
> > 
>  
> -- 
> John

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