What transport protocol does T2_C2 use?
The server listens on a designated UDP port (2001) for connections from CCPs, stations, and LED controllers.
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T2_C2 is a Master Control Program (MCP) server for the Blade Runner project. It manages connections from CCPs (Blade Runner controllers), stations, and LED controllers over UDP port 2001, logs events, and coordinates calibration and train operations. It is designed for controlling a model railway system with multiple autonomous vehicles.
The server listens on UDP port 2001 for incoming connections from CCPs, stations, and LED controllers. Calibration begins when Blade Runners are placed on the track; the system identifies each unit’s station location before starting a session. The README does not provide explicit installation or configuration steps beyond referencing the port.
The server listens on a designated UDP port (2001) for connections from CCPs, stations, and LED controllers.
When a Blade Runner is placed on the track, it runs to the first station to register its location. All Blade Runners must be placed and identified before a session starts.
No. Only connection management and event logging are 100% complete. Other features like position tracking, speed control, and status processing are partially implemented. Features like collision prevention, door control, and error handling are not yet implemented.
The server logs events and statuses; the README does not specify a storage mechanism or location for persistent data.
The server can detect lost connections and will attempt to reconnect; if reconnection fails, it can issue emergency stop commands. This logic is not yet implemented.
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