scope_id = '0040-001b-3da1-.' serial_no = 'SDS2PCBQ4R.' model_no = 'SDS2104X+' software_version = '1.3.5R7' uboot_versio = '5.0' fpga_version = '' cpld_version = '03' hardware_version = '02-00' Thank you to anyone willing to read this for your time, my apologies but I have read through the different threads in what I believe is a careful manner but I'm clearly being an idiot. My data is as follows, with the last four digits obfuscated for obvious reasons. Pretty please? Am I correct in understanding that upon turning on the scope: 1) I get my Scope ID from Utility -> System Setting -> System Status 2) I use those 16 characters, sans '-' dashes, using only lower case, and enter them into the python hashing script - replacing the value of the SCOPEID variable 3) I do /NOT/ put in my /ACTUAL/ model (SDS2104X+) but instead use the base model id of 'SDS2000X+' in the appropriate variable again in the python script 4) On the scope, under Utility -> Options I select the option 'SDS_2000XP_4BW02' and enter - first - the key value for 100M, all in lower case, then hit 'Install'? I ask because I get an error dialog saying 'Invalid Data' every time. Quote from: ehagerty on November 13, 2020, 10:00:34 am I'm hoping someone will help an old Aspie with what is probably an over literal interpretation of what is required for using the python script.

If a document already exists with the specified ID, it is replaced.įor more information about how certain file types and field names are handled when a file is added to a collection, see the product documentation.I'm hoping someone will help an old Aspie with what is probably an over literal interpretation of what is required for using the python script. In curl requests only, you can assign an ID to a document that you add by appending the ID to the endpoint ( /v2/projects/). If the document is uploaded to a collection that shares its data with another collection, the X-Watson-Discovery-Force header must be set to true. If the Content-Type parameter is missing or is one of the generic media types (for example, application/octet-stream), then the service attempts to automatically detect the document's media type. You can set the Content-Type parameter on the file part to indicate the media type of the document. If the request is missing both document content and metadata, it is rejected. You must provide document content, metadata, or both. It cannot be used to modify a collection that crawls an external data source.įor a list of supported file types, see the product documentation. This operation works with a file upload collection. Returns immediately after the system has accepted the document for processing. 'field': 'extracted_metadata.publicationdate',Īdd a document to a collection with optional metadata.

Discovery plus hack version