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| This setup provides a flexible and extensible way to manage inter-device communication and integration with other networked applications. | This setup provides a flexible and extensible way to manage inter-device communication and integration with other networked applications. | ||
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| - | **Technical Details**: | ||
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| - | BLOX sends and receives on port 49160 | ||
| ===== 6.6.3.2 Sending Messages ===== | ===== 6.6.3.2 Sending Messages ===== | ||
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| ^Sending an analog sensor value^Sending a digital sensor value| | ^Sending an analog sensor value^Sending a digital sensor value| | ||
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| ^Receiving analog sensor value^Receiving digital sensor value| | ^Receiving analog sensor value^Receiving digital sensor value| | ||
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| - | ===== 6.6.3.4 Monitoring messages ===== | + | ===== 6.6.3.4 Monitoring |
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| + | You can see broadcast messages in the BLOX Serial/USB logs | ||
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| Messages are broadcast unencrypted for simplicity. This also allows you to very easily monitor and troubleshoot issues, as well as integrate it into other scripts and programs | Messages are broadcast unencrypted for simplicity. This also allows you to very easily monitor and troubleshoot issues, as well as integrate it into other scripts and programs | ||
| - | For example you can listen out for messages from a computer to help you troubleshoot | + | For example you can listen out for messages / send messages from a computer to help you troubleshoot |
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| - | You can also see broadcast messages in the BLOX Serial/USB logs | ||
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| ===== 6.6.3.4 3rd party integration ===== | ===== 6.6.3.4 3rd party integration ===== | ||
| - | You can use your own code to send and receive UDP messages in the formag | + | You can use your own code to send and receive UDP messages in the format |
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| + | **Technical Details**: | ||
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| + | BLOX sends and receives on port 49160 | ||
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| + | Data is sent as a simple string in the format idtag=value. For analog sensors the value is the numeric value. For digital sensors its 0/1 respectively. Quite simple and easy | ||
| For example: Sending via a custom nodejs program | For example: Sending via a custom nodejs program | ||
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| // The message to send | // The message to send | ||
| - | const message = Buffer.from(' | + | const message = Buffer.from(' |
| // The target port and broadcast address | // The target port and broadcast address | ||
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| const value = keyValue[1]; | const value = keyValue[1]; | ||
| console.log(`Received analog_read_1_blox_2 value: ${value}`); | console.log(`Received analog_read_1_blox_2 value: ${value}`); | ||
| + | // do something with the value | ||
| } | } | ||
| }); | }); | ||
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