1. Unfortunately, we do not have this service. The best thing to do would be to write an exception handler to catch the error and re-establish a connection. 2. When you re-establish a connection, it is going to use a different port. That is what causes the errors that you see.
Another option may be use a watchdog timer. I wrote a blog post about this: [http://powersupply.blogs.keysight.com/2015/04/lets-see-watchdog-timer-in-action.html]
Please note that GPIB and USB will recover from a loss without you having to re-establish a connection.
1. Unfortunately, we do not have this service. The best thing to do would be to write an exception handler to catch the error and re-establish a connection.
2. When you re-establish a connection, it is going to use a different port. That is what causes the errors that you see.
Another option may be use a watchdog timer. I wrote a blog post about this:
[http://powersupply.blogs.keysight.com/2015/04/lets-see-watchdog-timer-in-action.html]
Please note that GPIB and USB will recover from a loss without you having to re-establish a connection.