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= '''Nexus Radio Scanner Documentation''' =

This documentation is to better help you with the product to help you efficiently work with the product and make use of all of it's features properly.
Having trouble using a feature? Consult the documentation below.

Need help navigating this manual better? Please use the table of contents to the right of this page.

= '''Getting Started''' =
Before we get started on setting up the scanner, i would like to thank you on using our system. If you have any questions please ask our group.
If your questions are not answered there they will be logged by our group bot and sent to our group managers.

'''!!! WARNING !!!''' To respect the privacy of some network owners, they have the option to block network scanners on their network servers. You will still get the messages, however; it will look like jumbled up text. It is highly recommended to ask a network owner to use a scanner on their network.

= '''Configuring A Scanner''' =
Before you will start receiving messages, you need to understand how to find networks. 
There are two ways to find a network, you can either search for the network's name, or search for the network owner's name.

Lets start off using an example.

=== Searching Network By Network Name ===
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This method may not be the best, as most users don't always name their networks.

If they don't name their network, then it will be named ''Private Network''.(It's not recommended to search 'Private Network' in your scanner....)

# Touch your scanner and select ''Net Name''.
# Enter ''Random'' into your scanner. This will search for networks with the word ''Random'' in the name.
# Look in your chat log, it will display the network key for this network.
# Copy the network key from chat. Then touch the scanner again.
# Select ''Enter Key'' from the menu and paste the Network's Key. This will connect your scanner to the network.

=== Searching Network By Network Owner Name ===
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This method is the easiest if you already know who owns the network. All you will have to do is search the Network Owner's name and all the radio networks they own will show up on the scanner.

This method works similar to search for a network name, except you enter the user's name.

# Touch your scanner and select ''Net Owner''.
# Enter ''Shymus.Roffo'' into your scanner. This will search for all the networks that are owned by ''Shymus Roffo''
# Look in your chat log, it will display the network key for the networks owned by this person.
# Copy the network key from chat. Then touch the scanner again.
# Select ''Enter Key'' from the menu and paste the Network's Key. This will connect your scanner to the network.

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	=== Is it possible for my scripts to listen to scanners? ===		=== Is it possible for my scripts to listen to scanners? ===
	Yes, of course! Have a look at the example script below to learn how to listen to the radio networks.		Yes, of course! Have a look at the example script below to learn how to listen to the radio networks.
		+
		+	Whenever a message is received by the scanner, it will send all the data received on channel ''-911011''.
		+
		+	All data that comes from the receiver will come in JSON format, if you do not know what JSON is, then simply have a look here at the [http://www.json.org/ JSON Webpage].
		+
		+	== Simple Listener ==
		+	This script will simply listen on the for messages and send them back out for the owner to hear.
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	integer listener;
		+	integer channel = -911011;
		+
		+	default
		+	{
		+	state_entry()
		+	{
		+	llSetObjectName(":");
		+	listener = llListen(channel,"","","");
		+	}
		+
		+	listen(integer chan, string name, key id, string msg)
		+	{
		+	if(listener)
		+	{
		+	string message_received = llJsonGetValue(msg, ["message"]);
		+	string channel = llJsonGetValue(msg, ["channel"]);
		+	string sender = llJsonGetValue(msg, ["sender"]);
		+	llOwnerSay("[" + channel + "] " + sender + ": " + message_received);
		+	}
		+	}
		+	}</pre>
		+
		+	== Simple Door Opener ==
		+	This script will listen for the message OPEN and CLOSE, then will use it with a door.
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	integer listener;
		+	integer channel = -911011;
		+
		+	integer door_open = FALSE;
		+
		+	default
		+	{
		+	state_entry()
		+	{
		+	llSetPrimitiveParams([PRIM_PHYSICS_SHAPE_TYPE, PRIM_PHYSICS_SHAPE_CONVEX]);
		+	llSetObjectName(":");
		+	listener = llListen(channel,"","","");
		+	}
		+
		+	listen(integer chan, string name, key id, string msg)
		+	{
		+	if(listener)
		+	{
		+	string message_received = llJsonGetValue(msg, ["message"]);
		+	string channel = llJsonGetValue(msg, ["channel"]);
		+	string sender = llJsonGetValue(msg, ["sender"]);
		+
		+	message_received = llToLower(message_received);
		+
		+	if(message_received == "open" && !door_open) {
		+	door_open = TRUE;
		+	llSetKeyframedMotion([llEuler2Rot(<0,0,90>*DEG_TO_RAD), 1],[KFM_DATA, KFM_ROTATION, KFM_MODE, KFM_FORWARD]);
		+	} else if(message_received == "close" && door_open) {
		+	door_open = FALSE;
		+	llSetKeyframedMotion([llEuler2Rot(<0,0,90>*DEG_TO_RAD), 1],[KFM_DATA, KFM_ROTATION, KFM_MODE, KFM_REVERSE]);
		+	}
		+	}
		+	}
		+	}</pre>

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 If your questions are not answered there they will be logged by our group bot and sent to our group managers.
-<span style="color:#C1BE00;">'''!!! WARNING !!!''' To respect the privacy of some network owners, they have the option to block network scanners on their network servers. You will still get the messages, however; it will look like jumbled up text. It is highly recommended to ask a network owner to use a scanner on their network.</span>
+:<span style="color:#C1BE00;">'''!!! WARNING !!!''' To respect the privacy of some network owners, they have the option to block network scanners on their network servers. You will still get the messages, however; it will look like jumbled up text. It is highly recommended to ask a network owner to use a scanner on their network.</span>
 = '''<span style="color:#4D5A93">Configuring A Scanner</span>''' =
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 # Copy the network key from chat. Then touch the scanner again.
 # Select ''Enter Key'' from the menu and paste the Network's Key. This will connect your scanner to the network.

Nexus Radio Scanner/Documentation - Revision history

Shymus at 18:27, 17 March 2016

Shymus at 17:54, 17 March 2016

Shymus: Created page with "← Nexus Radio Scanner {|align=right |__TOC__ |} = '''Nexus Radio Scanner Documentation''' = This documentation i..."

Shymus: Created page with "← Nexus Radio Scanner {|align=right |TOC |} = '''Nexus Radio Scanner Documentation''' = This documentation i..."