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Proxy IP Ports

To connect your host application to a satscada terminal you must connect that application to the proxy using a special IP port numbers. The IP address is of the computer where the proxy is installed (e.g. 127.0.0.1 for the local host).

The host can communicate with a satscada terminal using proxy ip ports 1xyyy, 2xyyy, or 3xyyy. These connect to over-the-air channels 1, 2, and 3 respectively. There are three OTA channels. The terminal must be configured to use one or more of these channels using the SatSCADA GUI.

The 'x' field designates the type of connection:

  • 0: satellite only
  • 1: cell only
  • 2: sat/cell fail-over
  • 3: ip (for virtual serial server via cell)

The 'yyy' field is the terminal number preceded by leading zeros (e.g. 002 is used for terminal 2).

The host can get terminal register values stored in the satscada database by using ip port 5yyy.

<proxy ip>:<port>
proxy ip = ip address of the proxy server
port = <OTA channel: 1-3><connection type: 0-3><device number: 001-999>

Example: To access terminal #12 using terminal OTA channel #1:

  • Satellite only use 10012,
  • Cell only use 11012,
  • Cell with satellite fail over use 12012,
  • Cell with virtual serial server use 13012.
proxy_ip_ports.txt · Last modified: 2020/04/13 06:19 by dmeier