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UDP to MQTT: Capture incoming UDP messages transmitted from other servers and parse the information into an MQTT message.
OSC to MQTT: Capture OSC messages transmitted from other servers and parse the information into an MQTT message.
MQTT to OSC/UDP: Subscribe to specific MQTT topics and transmit unicast UDP or OSC messages to remote servers.

UDP to MQTT - Handle incoming UDP messages.

In UDP-in mode, you need to first add a local server to receive UDP messages from remote devices.

First, provide a name for your server that will make it easy to remember later.

Next, set the port to match the data being transmitted to the server.

Specify if we are expecting UDP or OSC messages from this incoming service.

Finally, add the server to our running servers list.

You can still modify the server's settings by double-clicking on the value in the list.

Click the preview button next to the specified server to show a live view of the incoming data signal in the lower panel.

Each incoming UDP message will be displayed as an Un-routed UDP message when it first appears.

You can simply click the "Add" button next to each list item to add the route to our saved routes.

A suggested MQTT topic and short name are assembled based on the incoming data.

You can modify the routes topic and short name before adding the route or after it has been added to the saved routes list.

Double-click the value to adjust the routes settings.

Once added, you can use a payload parser script of your choice to evaluate the incoming message and interpret the correct value before transmission.

This is useful to convert a string value of "HIGH" or "LOW" to an integer value of 0 or 1

This is based on the desired uses of your route and the route handler.

UDP to MQTT - Handle incoming UDP messages.

In UDP-in mode, you need to first add a server

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