Raw UDP Node
Raw UDP Node
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Raw UDP Node
The Raw UDP node receives data from devices using the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) as a comma-delimited string. Commas should only be used as separators and not as part of a variable. You must use the following server IP address and port number:
IP: 52.169.16.32
Port: 15000
The UDP node will output each device’s payload into a Rayven Workflow in the order that they are received.
Adding a Raw UDP node to your workflow
- First, select your desired solution and navigate to Rayven Workflow.
- Select ‘Inputs’ from the left-hand panel.
- Find the Raw UDP node and drag it onto the canvas.
- Double click on the Raw UDP node to open its configuration window.
Configuring your Raw UDP node
- Give your node a name. Choose something simple that clearly explains its purpose. You must pick a name that has three or more characters.
- The Unique ID field will appear automatically completed. The unique ID must be the first value sent in the comma-delimited string.
- Under Device ID Position, provide the index location of the device ID within the comma-delimited string.
- For example, if the following data is sent to the Raw UDP: node:3197c239414c23f04e7f8983482dc30786ef,device1,24.1,35.2
- The device ID position should be set as 2.
- Once you have configured the fields above, you can add additional fields to your UDP node. Create one for each parameter you want included in the payload. You must include the position of the parameter in the string and a description of the field name.
See Also: Adding devices
As of Release: 08.12.2021