UDP TCP Server 51.4

This application provides a comprehensive solution for sending UDP and TCP commands from an Android device to network-enabled devices over WiFi or cellular connections. Its functionalities are tailored for users requiring remote control and communication with various hardware devices.

• Supports both incoming and outgoing UDP and TCP communication
• Includes Internet DNS resolution capabilities
• Allows creation of user-defined buttons for saving preset commands
• Enables management of unlimited templates, storing IP address, port, and protocol configurations
• Facilitates simultaneous command transmission to multiple IP addresses and ports
• Can operate as a server to receive responses from the network
• Provides visual feedback through button color changes: green indicates sent and received commands match, red indicates discrepancies
• User-friendly interface designed for ease of use with a clean, uncluttered layout
• Compatible with Android versions 2.2 and above
• Preloaded templates for controlling specific devices such as Sharp AQUOS TVs and NEC televisions
• Flexible button coloring options available

For additional support and community engagement, users are encouraged to visit our forum at http://goo.gl/qpI7ku. Follow us on Facebook (https://goo.gl/EYXyaY) and Twitter (@idodevfoundatio).

An alternative TCP server application suitable for remote control of Windows PCs is accessible at http://www.hsm-ebs.de/, which includes an English manual.

The paid ad-free version of this app is available for purchase at http://goo.gl/mHXJjt, supporting ongoing development and updates.

Advanced users can create custom templates on a PC by generating XML files in a specified structure, then loading them into the app by placing them in the /UDPTCPServer/Templates/ directory on their device. Sample XML templates can be viewed at https://goo.gl/i1oHDQ.

Beta testing opportunities are open via https://goo.gl/twJ30c.

A brief overview of setup procedures:

1. Navigate to Menu > Settings to define target IP addresses, ports, and protocols for command transmission
2. Access Menu > Button Config to assign labels and commands to each button; long-press buttons for editing existing configurations
3. Use the interface to send commands by pressing the configured buttons

Additional notes include:

• The phone’s listening IP address and port are displayed at the bottom of the interface
• Button heights can be adjusted in Settings
• The number of visible buttons is customizable
• A collection of labels and commands can be saved as templates for quick device switching via the '+' action bar button
• Pre-stored templates are accessible through Menu > Load from pre-stored templates

The app supports incoming setting configurations, designed for specific use cases such as device management via UDP strings formatted as:

B,,,,,,;

This string can contain multiple button configurations, each separated by semicolons, with an example being:

B05,,Test Name5,,PEACE,,#ffffff00; B06,,Test Name6,,123,,#ff0000ff; B07,,,,456,,#ff00ffff;

Leaving fields blank will preserve current button labels or commands during updates. For example, to only modify a button's label without changing its command or color:

B07,,,,OK,,,,;

This feature enhances dynamic remote interfaces by enabling remote configuration of control buttons.

The application can also handle responses from the network to verify successful configuration changes. To enable this, users must activate the feature in settings, configure outgoing response IP and port, and send appropriately formatted response strings like:

R01,,45

This indicates a successful operation completed in 45 milliseconds. Error responses are similarly formatted with specific status codes.

Please do not hesitate to contact us via the provided forum should you have any questions or require further assistance.