How to use "component.modem.send()"

[KJ_65 0]

Dear OpenComputer Forum Users,

I tried to send a message with: component.modem.send("2ef", 123, "hallo") and the other Computer didn´t receive a modem_message. 

 

How I tried it:

-Receiving Computer in the lua interface:

component.modem.open(123)

=event.pull("modem_message")

 

-Sending Computer in the lua interface:

component.modem.open(123)

component.modem.send("2ef", 123, "hallo")

 

-Then is saw the switch blinking, but on the of the Receiving Computer didn´t appear a modem_message.

 

For the backround:

I tried it with networkcards and Wireless networkcards and it didn´t work. It worked with: component.modem.broadcast(123, "hallo") and it also worked with linked cards to send, but there is no adress required.

So i think it has something to do with the Adress. So I tried it with the adress of the receiving Computer´s Network card, the network card of the sending computer and the adress of the computer. Even the full adress of the receiving network card didn´t work ( "2efdd118-8039-4bcc-a86f-12e80010a1b7")

So my question is what do i wrong? What could i try else? Or what do i else have to put in the adress slot for sending?

 

Setup:

 

 

Thank you for any help!

[Lizzian 46]

You need to use the full address with modem.send()

[KJ_65 0]

1 minute ago, Lizzian said:

You need to use the full address with modem.send()

Thank you for respons,

I tried it with the full adress and that also didn´t worked.

So how do i have to use the adress exactly?

[KJ_65 0]

[Lizzian 46]

8 minutes ago, KJ_65 said:

Thank you for respons,

I tried it with the full adress and that also didn´t worked.

So how do i have to use the adress exactly?

The first parameter for the send() function should be the modem that you want to receive the message, not the one you're sending from

[KJ_65 0]

Thank you for reply

I used the the adress from the receiving computer. 

You can see the adresses from the receiving computer in the second picture above. and how i used it in the sending computer in the first picture.

I it didn´t worked.

Can you maybe sendme the component.modem.send() function how you would write it for the channel "123" and the data "Hallo World"

[KJ_65 0]

44 minutes ago, Lizzian said:

The first parameter for the send() function should be the modem that you want to receive the message, not the one you're sending from

Thank you for reply

I used the the adress from the receiving computer. 

You can see the adresses from the receiving computer in the second picture above. and how i used it in the sending computer in the first picture.

I it didn´t worked.

Can you maybe sendme the component.modem.send() function how you would write it for the channel "123" and the data "Hallo World"

 

(I forget the quote so i send it again.)