User datagram protocol is a low-latency protocol, smaller data packets are sent and no response message is relayed back to the sender.
This protocol is node-based, this worked with input and output messages within the board.
UDP Setup
Protocol
Name |
Description |
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Protocol Type |
- Raw – This is data that has not been processed.
- Lines – This sends data over a transmission line that will not overlap.
- Data255 -
- COBS – (Consistent Overhead Byte Stuffing) This is an encoding type that creates efficient data packages.
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Input
Name |
Description |
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Local Port |
This is the port that will receive data from other devices. |
Is Bound |
This will be on when the IO connection is bound to a network. |
Multicast Connection |
When on, data can be sent to multiple recipients. |
Multicast Target IP |
This is where the IP address of the multicast can be entered. |
Interface |
This is the IP address of the local network interface which should be used for this connection. |
Output
Name |
Description |
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Remote Host |
This is where the IP address of the host can be input. |
Remote Port |
This is the port that the data package will be sent to. |
Interface |
This is the IP address of the local network interface which should be used for this connection. |
Is Connected |
When this is on it means Stage Precision is able to output data. |
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UDP Mapping
Maps In/UDP Reciever
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Name |
Description |
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Module Info |
The input module information will be displayed here. |
Value |
The value of this module will be displayed here and can be connected to other objects. |
Layout
Name |
Description |
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Editable |
When on the node is editable. |
Locked |
When on the node is locked into its position on the board. |
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Maps Out/UDP Sender
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Name |
Description |
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Module Info |
The output module information will be displayed here. |
Value |
This is the value input from an SP message that will be output. |
Layout
Name |
Description |
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Editable |
When on the node is editable. |
Locked |
When on the node is locked into its position on the board. |
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