Commands to setup the network between client, detector and receiver

• rx_hostname [s] sets/gets the receiver hostname or IP address, configures detector mac with all network parameters and updates receiver with acquisition parameters. Normally used for single detectors (Can be multi-detector). none disables. If used, use as last network command in configuring detector MAC. Returns (string)
• rx_udpip [ip] sets/gets the ip address of the receiver UDP interface where the data from the detector will be streamed to. Normally used for single detectors (Can be multi-detector). Used if different from eth0. Returns (string)
• rx_udpmac [mac] sets/gets the mac address of the receiver UDP interface where the data from the detector will be streamed to. Normally used for single detectors (Can be multi-detector). Returns (string)
• rx_udpport [port] sets/gets the port of the receiver UDP interface where the data from the detector will be streamed to. Use single-detector command. Returns (int)
• rx_udpport2 [port] sets/gets the second port of the receiver UDP interface where the data from the second half of the detector will be streamed to. Use single-detector command. Used for EIGER only. Returns (int)
• rx_udpsocksize [size] sets/gets the UDP socket buffer size. Already trying to set by default to 100mb, 2gb for Jungfrau. Does not remember in client shared memory, so must be initialized each time after setting receiver hostname in config file.Returns (int)
• rx_realudpsocksize [size] gets the actual UDP socket buffer size. Usually double the set udp socket buffer size due to kernel bookkeeping. Get only. Returns (int)
• detectormac [mac] sets/gets the mac address of the detector UDP interface from where the detector will stream data. Use single-detector command. Normally unused. Returns (string)
• detectorip [ip] sets/gets the ip address of the detector UDP interface from where the detector will stream data. Use single-detector command. Keep in same subnet as rx_udpip (if rx_udpip specified). Returns (string)
• txndelay_left [delay] sets/gets the transmission delay of first packet in an image being streamed out from the detector's left UDP port. Use single-detector command. Used for EIGER only. Returns (int)
• txndelay_right [delay] sets/gets the transmission delay of first packet in an image being streamed out from the detector's right UDP port. Use single-detector command. Used for EIGER only. Returns (int)
• txndelay_frame [delay] sets/gets the transmission frame period of entire frame being streamed out from the detector for both ports. Use single-detector command. Used for EIGER only. Returns (int)
• flowcontrol_10g [delay] Enables/disables 10 GbE flow control. 1 enables, 0 disables. Used for EIGER only. Returns (int)
• zmqport [port] sets/gets the 0MQ (TCP) port of the client to where final data is streamed to (eg. for GUI). The default already connects with rx_zmqport for the GUI. Use single-detector command to set individually or multi-detector command to calculate based on port for the rest. Must restart zmq client streaming in gui/external gui Returns (int)
• rx_zmqport [port] sets/gets the 0MQ (TCP) port of the receiver from where data is streamed from (eg. to GUI or another process for further processing). Use single-detector command to set individually or multi-detector command to calculate based on port for the rest. put restarts streaming in receiver with new port. Returns (int)
• rx_datastream enables/disables data streaming from receiver. 1 enables 0MQ data stream from receiver (creates streamer threads), while 0 disables (destroys streamer threads). Switching to Gui enables data streaming in receiver and switching back to command line acquire will require disabling data streaming in receiver for fast applications Returns (int)
• zmqip [ip] sets/gets the 0MQ (TCP) ip of the client to where final data is streamed to (eg. for GUI). For Experts only! Default is ip of rx_hostname and works for GUI. This command to change from default can be used from command line when sockets are not already open as the command line is not aware/create the 0mq sockets in the client side. This is usually used to stream in from an external process. . If no custom ip, empty until first time connect to receiver. Returns (string)
• rx_zmqip [ip] sets/gets the 0MQ (TCP) ip of the receiver from where data is streamed from (eg. to GUI or another process for further processing). For Experts only! Default is ip of rx_hostname and works for GUI. This is usually used to stream out to an external process for further processing. . If no custom ip, empty until first time connect to receiver. Returns (string)
• rx_jsonaddheader [t] sets/gets additional json header to be streamed out with the zmq from receiver. Default is empty. t must be in the format "\"label1":"value1","label2":"value2"" etc. Use only if it needs to be processed by an intermediate process. Returns (string)
• configuremac [i] configures the MAC of the detector with these parameters: detectorip, detectormac, rx_udpip, rx_udpmac, rx_udpport, rx_udpport2 (if applicable). This command is already included in rx_hsotname. Only put!. Returns (int)
• rx_tcpport [port] sets/gets the port of the client-receiver TCP interface. Use single-detector command. Is different for each detector if same rx_hostname used. Must be first command to communicate with receiver. Returns (int)
• port [port] sets/gets the port of the client-detector control server TCP interface. Use single-detector command. Default value is 1952 for all detectors. Normally not changed. Returns (int)
• stopport [port] sets/gets the port of the client-detector stop server TCP interface. Use single-detector command. Default value is 1953 for all detectors. Normally not changed. Returns (int)
• lock [i] Locks/Unlocks the detector to communicate with this client. 1 locks, 0 unlocks. Returns (int)
• lastclient Gets the last client communicating with the detector. Cannot put!. Returns (string)