Guide
Interface Overview
- Listening Port - Specify the port for Ayva WebSocket Hub to monitor incoming connections. Any TCode received on this port will be routed to the connected outputs. Click the Start button to begin monitoring for incoming connections. Data forwarding will commence immediately upon establishing a connection.
- Add Output - Use this dropdown menu to select and add output streams.
- Outputs - This table lists all configured outputs—which are saved across sessions—along with their connection status. You can enable or disable streaming to any listed output by using the checkbox in the Enabled column.
- Incoming Connection State - This indicates the status of the incoming connection, which can be Disconnected, Listening or Connected.
- Patreon Link - Ayva Software is supported by the community. This is a link to the Patreon.
Output Types
There are two main types of outputs: Network and Serial.
Network
Network outputs enable connections to devices or software via TCP or UDP protocols. In TCP mode, Ayva WebSocket Hub attempts to establish a connection to a WebSocket at the /ws endpoint on the specified host and port. In UDP mode, packets are sent directly to the designated host and port. Note that because UDP is connectionless, a UDP output will always be displayed as Connected, even if no application or device is actively listening at the specified host and port.
TCP is typically used to connect to WiFi-enabled devices, while UDP is typically used to stream to a Virt-a-mate plugin such as BusDriver (though it can also be used for WiFi-enabled devices that support UDP).
Serial
Serial outputs facilitate device connections via the Serial protocol, typically through USB. However, they can also operate over virtual serial ports that emulate physical connections for other protocols, including Bluetooth Classic.
Appendix
To be incorporated into the Guide
Example: Streaming from Ayva Stroker Lite
