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    Network Basics provides an overview of networking concepts including IP addressing, DHCP, UDP, TCP, serial messaging, data types, and putting the concepts together through examples. Key points covered are: - IP addresses allow devices to be identified on a network. DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses if enabled. - TCP connections receive an acknowledgment packet in response, while UDP does not automatically receive a response. - Serial messaging represents data as a stream of high and low voltages corresponding to binary 1s and 0s at a specific symbol rate. - Common data types include integers, floats, booleans, strings, and analog signals which must be sampled into discrete numbers by computers.

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    Network Basics provides an overview of networking concepts including IP addressing, DHCP, UDP, TCP, serial messaging, data types, and putting the concepts together through examples. Key points covered are: - IP addresses allow devices to be identified on a network. DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses if enabled. - TCP connections receive an acknowledgment packet in response, while UDP does not automatically receive a response. - Serial messaging represents data as a stream of high and low voltages corresponding to binary 1s and 0s at a specific symbol rate. - Common data types include integers, floats, booleans, strings, and analog signals which must be sampled into discrete numbers by computers.

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    Network Basics

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    Network Basics provides an overview of networking concepts including IP addressing, DHCP, UDP, TCP, serial messaging, data types, and putting the concepts together through examples. Key points covered are: - IP addresses allow devices to be identified on a network. DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses if enabled. - TCP connections receive an acknowledgment packet in response, while UDP does not automatically receive a response. - Serial messaging represents data as a stream of high and low voltages corresponding to binary 1s and 0s at a specific symbol rate. - Common data types include integers, floats, booleans, strings, and analog signals which must be sampled into discrete numbers by computers.

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    Network Basics

    Ip addresses
    • 255.255.255.255
    • IPv4 has 4,294,967,296 possible IP addresses
    • Items on a network need to be on same range: 192.168.1.20 and
    192.168.1.21 can talk
    • Port number allows for control signals to be passed if hardware
    utilizes it
    DHCP UPD TCP
    • DHCP creates a network connection automatically if enabled, if not
    enabled you would manually assign the ip address
    • UDP connections do not automatically receive a response packet
    • TCP connections do automatically receive a response packet: ex. Ping
    192.168.1.1 ->received acknowledge back then send message
    Serial messaging
    • Stream of high and low voltages representing the numbers 0 and 1
    • Symbol rate is Baud rate relative to the clock rate
    • Packet is a collection of stored “symbols” usually separated by a start
    and stop bit message , 0000 1101 0010 0000
    • 0 or 1 is a bit
    • 0000 is a byte
    Types of messages
    • Numbers
    • Int = integer 0, 5, 30, 256
    • Float = decimal number 2.3, 22.222, .0000011119
    • Booleans
    • 0 or 1
    • Gate/bang/digital/logic/on off/
    • Toggles vs Momentary
    • And or xor not
    • or is Interlock in crestron
    • Strings
    • “hello”
    • Analog
    • Continuous voltage, computer needs it sampled into discrete (individual) numbers
    • Signal -> adc ->computer…does something->dac->out signal
    Putting it together
    • How would I make a button that lowers the screens on the first press
    then undoes this action the second press?
    • How would I send a message to pan up a ptz camera?
    • How would I make a connection remotely to shut down the projector
    and know that my message was received?
    • How would I adjust the volume of the room?
    • How would I create a system to send messages to OBS over IP to
    switch between cameras?
    Crestron Basics
    • Download suite of products
    • UI programming in Vtpro
    • Buttons are assigned “join numbers” either digital or analog or strings which
    correspond to the configured touchpanel in Simpl (needs to be on the same
    network range)
    • Toolbox to setup and debug
    • Device discovery tool, DMPS tool, Simpl debugger
    • Simpl to program the system
    • Program, Configure, Compile

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