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Ping360 Ethernet ConfigurationĪllows ethernet mode type as DHCP Client or static IP. is the serial port where the Ping device is connected (eg. a Raspberry Pi) you can use the pingproxy program in the bluerobotics-ping python package: Note: To connect the application to a Ping device on a remote host (eg.

UDP: Select the host UDP server IP address and port.

COM1 or ttyUSB0) and baudrate, that will be updated by the possible baud rates for the sensor. > Note: If the device uses **Automatic Baud Rate detection**, the baud rate list will not appear.ĥ- Connects with the configured settings.ħ- Cancel and exit **Manual Connection**. **Green**: The sensor is connected and available for connection.Ĥ- Describes the connection type and the connection configuration.ĥ- Allows the user to go to **Manual Connection**.ħ- Opens **Ping360 Ethernet Configuration** painel.Ĥ- Displays the valid baud rates for the selected device. **Red**: The connection is not available/reliable. Device Managerġ- Shows an animation and the name of the available sensor.Ģ- Describes the kind of the available connection.ģ- Shows the availability of the connection. The Companion computer automatically configures a communication bridge on these ports to a connected sensor.

This is the default IP address of the Companion computer that runs on the BlueROV2.

PingViewer attempts to connect to UDP ports 9090 ( Ping1D) and 9092 ( Ping360) on the host at IP address 192.168.2.2. If a Ping device is detected, the available connection is shown and the user will be able to choose between all available devices in Device Manager. PingViewer automatically scans for available devices on serial ports (COM) and UDP connections.