Setting Up UDP Broadcasts:
For the UDP broadcast from the N1MM Logger to the Alpha 87a Communication
Program
there are some lines that need to be added manually to the N1MM Logger.ini file.
This has to be done with an external text editor, such as Notepad
or Wordpad (there is no UI for this option). Do not use a word processing program, such
as Microsoft Word.
When the section [ExternalBroadcast] is not there it must be added. An example is:
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[ExternalBroadcast]
DestinationIPs=127.0.0.1 192.168.1.56
DestinationPort=12060
IsBroadcastAppInfo=False
IsBroadcastContact=False
IsBroadcastRadio=True
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Setting Comment
DestinationIPs= Start with IP address 127.0.0.1 (the pc you are running on) and add
other PC's IP-addresses (space delimited). You can send to multiple
IP addresses in the subnet by specifying 255 for the last octet.
E.g. 192.168.1.255 will send to all computers that are in the 192.168.1
subnet. Do not specify 255 in the higher order octets, or you will risk
broadcasting to the internet. While eventually the packets will be
discarded by the internet, it will not endear you to your ISP.
DestinationPort= The UDP port to use. Defaults to 12060
IsBroadcastAppInfo= False. Broadcast Application Info. Defaults to False
IsBroadcastContact= False. Broadcast Contact Info. Defaults to False
IsBroadcastRadio= True Broadcast Radio Info. Defaults to False
Setting up Alpha 87a Communication Program.
Start the Alpha
87a Communication Program.
In the Menu "Program" click to "N1MM Logger"
The Program will be started in the N1MM Logger Mode and the Window N1MM-Freq
Readout will be opened.
As soon the Frequency of the Transceiver change the communication starts.
The Frequency will be also displayed in the
"TRX Freq." of the Alpha 87a Communication Program.
30.03.2012
/ HB9ZS