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Re: RCX comunications - UDP/IP???
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 5 Dec 2002 11:59:38 GMT
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Using LNP (included in BrickOS) you can broadcast a packet using
lnp_integrity_write(). Such a packet is guaranteed to arrive intact if
it arrives at all. Each RCX must have a "listener" set up for the port
you broadcast on. LNP addressing normally allows up to 16 RCX to
communicate.
Jeff Wood wrote:
> Is the RCX capable of broadcasting a message without handshaking similar to
> UDP/IP using NQC? For those that arent familar, UDP simply broadcast a
> packet and doesn't require a confirmation that the packet was recieved
> unlike its brother TCP/IP
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> This is for a race car on the discussion that I would like the car to
> broadcast an Identifier, lap time or otherwise for "pit board" type
> communications between the multiple cars and a separate RCX trackside.
>
> any code example would be great.
>
> Jeff Wood
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