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--- projects:a4sim:udp [2019/09/08 02:05]
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+++ projects:a4sim:udp [2020/02/22 17:07] (current)
admin ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation
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   - Within X-Plane, configuration can be set up to send to a selected IP address selected parameters via UDP
-  - From outside of X-Plane, where another entity can send UDP packets which request registration to known X-Plane IP address/port: {{ :projects:a4sim:xplaneudpcommunications.pdf |X-Plane UDP Docs (from Instructions directory}} "NOTE: X-Plane always receives on port 49000."
+  - From outside of X-Plane, where another entity can send UDP packets which request registration to known X-Plane IP address/port: {{ a4sim:xplaneudpcommunications.pdf |X-Plane UDP Docs (from Instructions directory}} "NOTE: X-Plane always receives on port 49000."
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 [9/7/2019]
-Worked several hours today and yesterday trying to get the RREF part of UDP communications to work between the Raspberry Pi and X-Plane 11.36r2. After looking at the log.txt, it appears that when I send a request for a Dataref to be sent, it starts sending the data on a random port. And I can't determine that port - only available in Log.txt. Sent a Bug report to X-Plane to see if they will take a look.
+Worked several hours today and yesterday trying to get the RREF part of UDP communications to work between the Raspberry Pi and X-Plane 11.36r2. After looking at the log.txt, it appears that when I send a request for a Dataref to be sent, it starts sending the data on a random port. And I can't determine that port - only available in Log.txt. Sent a Bug report to X-Plane to see if they will take a look. Solution was to change the parameters of the code that sends to X-Plane so that it includes the port.
 Right now, I'm coding on the Raspberry Pi via Geany, which is a GUI application. I am using VNC to remotely access the Raspberry Pi. At this point, the code is all "play" - trying to get the communications to work.
-Was successful in sending from the Raspberry Pi to run a X-Plan Command (Flaps Up), and it works perfectly.
+Was successful in sending from the Raspberry Pi to run a X-Plane Command (Flaps Up), and it works perfectly.
 Wrote ''a4SimData.json'' in the Projects A4Simulator directory. Considering letting one file be read by a like X-Plane plugin, as well as by the Raspberry Pi Connector code.

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