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12_10_05__17_30_06_aede8af3b484d5a114899399d44445e1_radian.conf

Definition: Common Configuration filename


Configuration file for the application

12_10_05__17_31_11_c38002afb8bb124c97b3cc4f33e83558_radian.conf

Definition: Common Configuration filename


Configuration file for the application

12_10_05__17_33_16_c38002afb8bb124c97b3cc4f33e83558_radian.conf

Definition: Common Configuration filename


Configuration file for the application

12_10_19__16_27_35_aede8af3b484d5a114899399d44445e1_radian.conf

Definition: Common Configuration filename


Configuration file for the application

12_10_19__16_28_42_c38002afb8bb124c97b3cc4f33e83558_radian.conf

Definition: Common Configuration filename


Configuration file for the application

2_10

Definition: Common directory name


C:/2_10/

12_10

Definition: Common directory name


C:/12_10/

15_03_18__22_12_10_07e7d4581b7f771fa35bdd9c0c6629b6_ardrone2_raw.conf

Definition: Common Configuration filename


Configuration file for the application

2002_10

Definition: Common directory name


C:/2002_10/

Rt192_101.lircd.conf

Definition: The RT192_101.lircd.conf file is a configuration file for an LIRC server, used in Raspberry Pi with lircd (a tool for controlling network devices like lights). It's used to manage connections on the device and receive events. Detailed definitions:
RT192_101: This line is the protocol identifier (PID) of your LIRC server. Typically it’s 192, but depends on what kind of LIRC server you’re using.
101: This number identifies an IP address, starting from 101 and increasing by one for each additional network device connected to that address (as long as the address is unique).
lircd.conf: This file contains configuration options for LIRC servers, such as connection management. The key-value pairs in this file define parameters like IP, port, etc., which determine how a LIRC server can interact with your device. Note: If you're using Linux-based systems (like Raspberry Pi), you'll need to install lircd before running the above command and configure it accordingly.


RT192_101.lircd.conf