Blue Robotics Discovery Protocol (Ethernet Only)
Discovery protocol is used to find the ROVLe on an Ethernet network if you don’t know or can’t remember its IP address and/or the IP address you set for the host.
A Discovery Request is sent by the host computer to the ROVLe as an ASCII-encoded broadcast UDP packet to IP address 255.255.255.255 using port 30303. Any devices using this protocol will respond with a Discovery Response message. The body of the Discovery Request packet contains the following text (without the quotation marks):
"Discovery"
Example Discovery Request:
Discovery
The Discovery Response message is sent as an ASCII-encoded unicast UDP packet from the DVL to the host computer in response to a Discovery Request. The message is defined as follows:
"Device name" + <CR><LF> +
"Cerulean Sonar" + <CR><LF> +
"MAC Address:- " + <MAC Address> + <CR><LF> +
"IP Address:- " + <IP Address> + <CR><LF>
"Port:- " + <Port Number> + <CR><LF>
"Firmware Version:-" + <version number> + <CR><LF>
Example reply (using C/C++ string escape character syntax):
ROVLe-RX\r\nCerulean Sonar\r\nMAC Address:-00-12-A4-56-FB-01\r\nIP Address:-192.168.2.3\r\nPort:-50000\r\nFirmware Version:-1.2.3\r\n
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