SCRoIP

Slot Car Racing over IP

A remote control for a slot car racing track to play with it over the LAN. It's unnecessary complicated and inefficient, but at least it supports IPv6. Ladies, Gentlemen and everyone else, start your engines.

Usage

scroipserver [-h] [-4 V4_HOST | -6 V6_HOST] [-p PORT] config

positional arguments:

config

path to the configuration file

options:

-h

--help

show this help message and exit

-4 V4_HOST

--v4-host V4_HOST

host name or IPv4 address

-6 V6_HOST

--v6-host V6_HOST

host name or IPv6 address

-p PORT

--port PORT

TCP port to listen to

Config Parameters

Network [network]

legacy

use IPv4 (True) or IPv6 (False)

v4_host

IPv4 address of the server (ignored when legacy is True)

v6_host

IPv6 address of the server (ignored when legacy is False)

port

TCP port the server listens on

Thresholds [thresholds]

min

traffic threshold for the lowest throttle level

max

traffic threshold for the maximum throttle level

stop_when_exceeded

when set to True, the controller will stop applying throttle when the max threshold is exceeded

Pins [pins]

Mapping of the controlls a0, a1, a2, s0, s1, s2 and s3 to the raspberry pi's GPIO pins (using their BCM numbers).