User Interface v2
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Connection Parameters
- Subnet Field
- Use default
- Connect button
- Use User command modificatios
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Axis Position
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Go to Max Position Button
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Go to Zero
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Send
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Reset
In this section of the UI we have to configure IPv4 subnet that we will use to broadcast UDP messages. It can use a local broadcast or a specified one.
Broadcasts can be directed to specific portions of a network by setting all bits of the host identifier. For example, to send a broadcast to all hosts on the network identified by IP addresses starting with 192.168.1, use the address 192.168.1.255.
Delivers the message to any host on the local network segment. Because routers never forward messages sent to this address, only hosts on the network segment receive the broadcast message. (Sets the IP address to 255.255.255.255).
Uses the specified subnet to create an UDP socket to start broadcasting messages.
According to user discoveries explained in Findings this switch allows the user to use the manufacturer multiplier (x1000) or the empiric multiplier (x2000) to send commands
These controllers allows the user to set the desired position for each one of the 6 axis motors available.
Once the UDP socket is ready to broadcast, this button is enabled and clicking on it will send a Datagram (packet) through the socket with the required instructions for a MD-Box to move a 6 axis controller to its max position.
This button is simmilar to the one before, however this button sends the instruction required to move to a "zero" position.
This button reads the state of the controls of the Axis Position component converts them into the suitable format and sends them over the UDP socket.
This button is simmilar to Go To Max Position button, however this button sends the instruction required to reset the controller.