SDS200 - LAN??

[noaim]

I have been able to view files via FTP, but I have been unable to transfer anything to the SDS200... Although I have seen videos of the Beta users doing so ...

Yea I can connect as well fails on upload like the card is locked so not sure


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[w4amp]

Siren is working here fine.

 

[EricCottrell]

Hello,

Even though the FTP does not require a password, it does require a username. I suspect the common "anonymous" username only grants read access to the SD Card. There is likely another user name that will put the scanner in mass storage mode for write access.

I was able to use the RH-536HP mkII version 0.02.17 application by just entering my SDS-200's IP address. I used VLC with the rtsp://your_scanner_ip_addr/au:scanner.au url to get audio. It works pretty good with just a small delay between the display and the audio. I have not tried the other functions of the RH-536HP application. Now I can work at the computer that is rooms away from my radio shack and still listen.

73 Eric

 

[firemantom26]

Anybody have any luck with the LAN port to do any other functions?

 

[intermod]

Proscan is set up with URL for metadata and URL for audio all through the front mounted LAN cable. Works great! URL audio is just like the 536 wifi dongle audio. Proscan shows an example just replace the ip with whatever the scanner IP is.

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From all the posts on RR, its still not clear how to control the SDS200 via my laptop, when both are connected to the same LAN (e.g., I have no USB connection to radio). I configured the SDS with a static LAN IP, etc. I see the audio at the laptop running Proscan 14.4 under Audio Control/Remote Scanner over IP. I then set Proscan "Remote Scanner over IP" as a client, enter the scanner's static IP and port, but I get no connection:



Is LAN control possible? Configuration issue?

 

[ProScan]

From all the posts on RR, its still not clear how to control the SDS200 via my laptop, when both are connected to the same LAN (e.g., I have no USB connection to radio). I configured the SDS with a static LAN IP, etc. I see the audio at the laptop running Proscan 14.4 under Audio Control/Remote Scanner over IP. I then set Proscan "Remote Scanner over IP" as a client, enter the scanner's static IP and port, but I get no connection:

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Is LAN control possible? Configuration issue?

Yes, Yes

The RSOIP (Remote Scanner Over IP) Client mode connects to ProScan running RSOIP in Server mode. If you intend to use RSOIP, before that, you want ProScan to communicate with the scanner.

To get ProScan communicating with the SDS200 LAN:
1. Insure the scanner type selected is SDS200.
2. Go to the Comm Port menu.
3. Change the Port setting to URL.
4. Click the URL Setup button.
5. Input the scanner IP address.
6. Click the Set button.

 

[buddrousa]

With version 14.4 it is so easy a 5th grader can do it.
I have a SDS100 on my desk connected to proscan
I have a SDS200 on my desk connected to proscan
I have 5 536's on my desk connected to proscan
I have 4 998P2's on my desk connected to proscan
I have 4 15x's on my desk connected to proscan
I have a 436 on my desk connected to proscan
I have 1 785D on my desk connected to proscan
All connected to the same computer logging traffic and recording audio.
Thanks to Bob and 14.4 all you have to do is click with a mouse for which scanner and connection and which audio ports.

 

[Houdini7]

With version 14.4 it is so easy a 5th grader can do it.
I have a SDS100 on my desk connected to proscan
I have a SDS200 on my desk connected to proscan
I have 5 536's on my desk connected to proscan
I have 4 998P2's on my desk connected to proscan
I have 4 15x's on my desk connected to proscan
I have a 436 on my desk connected to proscan
I have 1 785D on my desk connected to proscan
All connected to the same computer logging traffic and recording audio.
Thanks to Bob and 14.4 all you have to do is click with a mouse for which scanner and connection and which audio ports.

You need a smaller desk!

 

[buddrousa]

That is why I am moving all the scanners and Stridsbergs to a 18U rack mount cabnet. That way the 2200 UPS and scanners and USB Audios are all together and neat.

 

[intermod]

Yes, Yes

The RSOIP (Remote Scanner Over IP) Client mode connects to ProScan running RSOIP in Server mode. If you intend to use RSOIP, before that, you want ProScan to communicate with the scanner.

To get ProScan communicating with the SDS200 LAN:
1. Insure the scanner type selected is SDS200.
2. Go to the Comm Port menu.
3. Change the Port setting to URL.
4. Click the URL Setup button.
5. Input the scanner IP address.
6. Click the Set button.

Success. Your description asked a key question, and it was the Comm Port Setting; I missed this in the 14.4 Manual:

"BCD536HP Wi-Fi Dongle Virtual Serial Port Setup
1. Go to the Menu --> Comm Port....."

Thanks for the quick response.

 

[mancow]

Hello,

Even though the FTP does not require a password, it does require a username. I suspect the common "anonymous" username only grants read access to the SD Card. There is likely another user name that will put the scanner in mass storage mode for write access.

I was able to use the RH-536HP mkII version 0.02.17 application by just entering my SDS-200's IP address. I used VLC with the rtsp://your_scanner_ip_addr/au:scanner.au url to get audio. It works pretty good with just a small delay between the display and the audio. I have not tried the other functions of the RH-536HP application. Now I can work at the computer that is rooms away from my radio shack and still listen.

73 Eric

Where can the RH-536HP mkII version 0.02.17 application be obtained? I did a google search but not finding it yet.

 

[EricCottrell]

Hello,

The program can be found on the BCD536HP Firmware Update page. Here is a direct link.
http://info.uniden.com/twiki/pub/UnidenMan4/BCD536HPFirmwareUpdate/RH-536HP_mkII.zip

73 Eric

 

[mancow]

Thank you.

 

[mancow]

I can't get it to work. It just hangs when I hit OK after entering the IP.

EDIT: Never mind. It didn't like the search function and the IP had to be entered as just the IP not in the IP= format the search turned up.

 

[intermod]

Using RSoIP, can the SDS200 be in a different broadcast domain than the server, e.g., can the server connect directly to scanner directly via the internet?

 

[buddrousa]

As long as IT has it setup it should work BUT IT WILL HAVE TO GET INVOLVED

 

[intermod]

As long as IT has it setup it should work BUT IT WILL HAVE TO GET INVOLVED

OK. I can view and control the scanner on the Server, but cannot get the audio. It did work fine with a LAN connection. Here is where we are at:



The Scanner .50 URL is a temporary router we installed (its WAN port connected to the server's LAN); the router's LAN port is connected to the SDS200 (192.168.1.69). This would appear to be a firewall issue...but we cannot find a list of any additional ports to open.

 

[buddrousa]

That is the same address for the audio

 

[belvdr]

OK. I can view and control the scanner on the Server, but cannot get the audio. It did work fine with a LAN connection. Here is where we are at:

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The Scanner .50 URL is a temporary router we installed (its WAN port connected to the server's LAN); the router's LAN port is connected to the SDS200 (192.168.1.69). This would appear to be a firewall issue...but we cannot find a list of any additional ports to open.

Can you disable the firewall and NAT and simply route the traffic for testing?

If not can you post a screenshot of your port forwarding config?

 

[intermod]

Audio address matches the Serial Connection address.

belvdr: Not sure how to just route, but I have simulated a DMZ for TCP and UDP (I think) shown in the highlighted items of the Mikrotik:


The blacked out port numbers are simply exception to allow me to maintain a admin connection to the router.

The only two ports that I saw activity on while sniffing are listed in the rules just below the DMZ rules.

Still not working with the DMZ config. Thanks for your help.