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79	79	Take NBSN95 mod1 UDP protocol as an example
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81		-After logging into the interface click '+' to create a flow
	81	+After logging into the interface click** (% style="color:red" %)"+" (%%)**to create a flow
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85	85	Rename the stream
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93	93	Drag UDP into the editing area
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97	97	The same method as above, drag and drop functions and debug into the editing area
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101	101	configure UDP in
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105	105	Write to the UDP port that the device node sends to the server
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107	107	Example My UDP device node sends to server port 8585
108	108	just write 8585
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110		-Note that the port that is already in use cannot be used. If the receiving fails, you need to check whether the port of the server is occupied. The sending port of the device node should not use the default port used by the server, such as a common port such as 8080.
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	119	+(% style="color:red" %)**Note: that the port that is already in use cannot be used. If the receiving fails, you need to check whether the port of the server is occupied. The sending port of the device node should not use the default port used by the server, such as a common port such as 8080.**
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112	112	In order to avoid data confusion, different types of nodes do not use the same UDP port, because different nodes have different data formats and different functions.
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122	122	When the node successfully sends data, the effect shown in the following figure will appear
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