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REMOTE TERMINAL |
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Adding (for example) "-l 56111" to the rx.py command starts rx.py but does |
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not attach a curses terminal. Instead the program runs as normal in the |
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foreground (hit CTRL-C to end rx.py as desired). To connect to a running |
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instance of rx.py, (in this example) |
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./terminal.py 127.0.0.1 56111 |
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NOTE: rx.py and terminal.py need not run on the same machine. The machine |
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where terminal.py is running need not have an SDR device directly attached; |
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but GNU Radio (and OP25) must be available. |
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WARNING: there is no security or encryption on the UDP port. |
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EXTERNAL UDP AUDIO SERVER |
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Starting rx.py with the "-w -W host" options directs udp audio data to |
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