http://wiki.noaaport.net/ 2026-05-02T03:22:56-04:00 http://wiki.noaaport.net/ http://wiki.noaaport.net/lib/tpl/dokuwiki/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-10-12T20:42:00-04:00 http://wiki.noaaport.net/doku.php?id=projects:npemwin:howtos:bbserver.readme&rev=1350088920&do=diff Registering as a bbserver Npemwin can register itself as public BB server with the NW master host. This should be used only if Npemwin is configured to read from a NWS bytesblaster server or from a serial device. However, two configuration settings must be made to enable this. The relevant file is text/html 2012-04-10T16:57:55-04:00 http://wiki.noaaport.net/doku.php?id=projects:npemwin:howtos:getting-started&rev=1334091475&do=diff Npemwin Npemwin is an emwin server. It can be configured to connect to a list of EMWIN servers, to a Noaaport Nbsp server or to a directly attached (emwin) serial device, and redistribute the data stream via the Byte Blaster protocol. An Npemwin server can be registered as a bb server and join the iEmwin Pool Project. text/html 2012-10-12T20:54:09-04:00 http://wiki.noaaport.net/doku.php?id=projects:npemwin:howtos:httpd-vhost.readme&rev=1350089649&do=diff Setting up a virtual host As of version 2.2.1 the web server supports the bytes ranges http header and virtual hosts. The first is required by the new scheme used by the GR warnings programs. The virtual host support now makes it possible to use url's like text/html 2012-10-12T20:39:39-04:00 http://wiki.noaaport.net/doku.php?id=projects:npemwin:howtos:serial.readme&rev=1350088779&do=diff Setting up reading from a serial device In order to have npemwin read from a serial device, the appropriate line must appear in the file * servers.conf A commented example is given in the default file. If the other lines are commented, then Npemwin will read exclusively from the device. Otherwise, it will try the servers listed there when reading from the device fails beyond a certain threshold. text/html 2012-10-17T08:11:27-04:00 http://wiki.noaaport.net/doku.php?id=projects:npemwin:howtos:wx14.readme&rev=1350475887&do=diff Setting up reading from a WX14 ethernet device The WX14 has two ethernet ports. One of the ports transmits different kinds of messages, identified by a header. Some of those messages contain emwin data and others contain, for example, signal status information. The port transmits pure raw emwin data continously. We will refer to these ports as the message port and the data port, respectively.