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beyond:package-sender [2020/02/26 12:14]
Bob Varkevisser [Package sender example]
beyond:package-sender [2020/06/11 19:20] (current)
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 ====== Send packages to BEYOND ====== ====== Send packages to BEYOND ======
  
-BEYOND accepts TCP incoming signals on the TCP Talk Client service. By enabling this service, you can send custom PangoScript commands to BEYOND. The sender of the package can be any application that is capable to send TCP commands.+BEYOND accepts incoming TCP and/or UDP signals on the "Talk Client service". By enabling this service, BEYOND will accept custom PangoScript commands. The sender of the package can be any application that is capable to send TCP and or UDP commands.
  
 The advantage of this is that that this allows you to control BEYOND over ethernet. The advantage of this is that that this allows you to control BEYOND over ethernet.
-This configuration uses the free utility package sender, but this could even be your own coded program.+The example configuration shown below uses the free utility [[https://packetsender.com|package sender]] to send commands to BEYOND. This could even be your own application.
  
 ===== Enabling Talk server and client ===== ===== Enabling Talk server and client =====
  
-Enable through  +Open **Settings >> network >> "BEYOND Talk server" and "BEYOND Talk client"**
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-**settings >> network >> "BEYOND Talk server" and "BEYOND Talk client"**+
  
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-Now you need to enable the Talk server service and talk server client service in the network settings window. Open up +Now you need to enable the Talk server service and talk server client service in the network settings window. Open up **Settings >> network >> Network settings**. 
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- **Settings >> network >> Network settings**. +
  
 The default ports used are 16062 for UDP and 16063 for TCP. The default ports used are 16062 for UDP and 16063 for TCP.
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 If BEYOND is running on the same machine, the IP address will be 127.0.0.1 . If BEYOND is running on the same machine, the IP address will be 127.0.0.1 .
  
-In this case I am sending the command "SetBpm 120".+In this case I am sending the command "SetBpm 120" but BEYOND accepts all PangoScript based commands. 
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 +**//Note that every command needs to be followed by \r\n (CR LF aka line separator) as shown below.//** 
  
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-BEYOND accepts all OSC based commands. 
  
  
  
  
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