Add support for set_ntp_server#6
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For some reason, the instrument's response to set_ntp_server is only terminated with \n, while all other responses to configuration commands are terminated with \r\n.
Previously, the disconnectTimer would fire too early, causing a messy startup sequence (as the first config attempt was often interrupted.)
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Hi @CaptKrasno -- we're using a Norbit on NUI, and I wound up needing to make some changes to the driver for it to work with our rather power-constrained ops:
I'm also seeing some weirdness where it will spew hundreds of messages "Invalid version detected expected 4, got NNNN", while still seeming to parse the expected amount of data. tcpdump/wireshark wasn't illuminating (all the packets I captured from the sonar looked good, and there weren't any extras.) I may or may not take a closer look at that tomorrow.