| 18 | | The CM3 board, once properly plugged in and powered up will find an IP address and then load the custom software written automatically. Once this has been done |
| | 18 | The CM3 board, once properly plugged in and powered up will find an IP address and then load the custom software written automatically. Once the node has and IP and is powered up it should start communicating with the CMC right away. For details on the way the software works please refer to the [http://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/Hardware/CM/cCM3/02-SoftwareDescription Software Description] or look at the code repository in the SVN. The UDP commands are described in more detail in the software description. |
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| | 20 | === UDP === |
| | 21 | UDP is the primary way to control the node, and is always running in the software. UDP is used to communicate between the CMC and the CM, each command from the CMC has a ACK (in software) to signify that the command was received and processed. UDP allows for the powering on, off, and reset of the node, as well as a reset command to the CM and enabling and disabling the update feature. |
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| | 23 | === Serial to Telnet tunnel === |
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