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TCP client identification syntax "C1|client program surfacecontrol"

Richard G7EIX
Richard G7EIX Member ✭✭
edited February 2017 in SmartSDR API

Is there a specific syntax for specifying a client name?

I have finally found the time to get deep down and dirty and start writing something using the TCP API Protocol and was just wanting to setup my program name - but alas....I get this no matter what I set it to.

C1|client program surfacepad
V1.1.0.0
H90879C4D
R1|10000002|unknown client program
M10000001|Client connected from IP 10.0.0.199

Yet if I emulate SmartSDR

C1|client program SmartSDR-Win
V1.1.0.0
H28F27383
R1|0|
M10000001|Client connected from IP 10.0.0.199

Is this for clients that are registered in the Firmware only?  if so, I will move on!


Answers

  • Steve-N5AC
    Steve-N5AC Community Manager admin
    edited February 2017
    A 0x1xxxxxxx message is styled as Informational.  A 0x5xxxxxxx is an error.  So this in an informational message to let you know that the firmware has no particular knowledge of your application and will not do anything to treat it any differently ;-)

    Steve
  • Richard G7EIX
    Richard G7EIX Member ✭✭
    edited March 2015
    Thank you!

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