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As an example, consider devices set up with the following IP addresses:

Rx-Universe Server - 192.168.168.1
Nucleo blocker         - 192.168.168.100
Orbit Generator       - 192.168.168.120
De-Blocker              - 192.168.168.122

LDCS connections will use port 33520.

In Rx-Universe, 5 device sessions would be set up - 2 VCA connections for the Nucleo and Orbit, and 3 LDCS sessions, one for each of the blocker, generator and de-blocker, as follows:

The specific device setup screens would look like:
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The two Nucleo sessions would be set up as follows; note that each use the same IP address; the workstation ID is different; the T1 uses port 33512, the L1 uses port 33520.  The L1 session should have the box "Use LDCS" checked.
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The two Orbit sessions are, again, similar, using the same IP address, but the different workstation ID's indicate the two different protocols being used.
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The de-blocker requires just an LDCS session for the re-use functionality, so only one session is needed for it:
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With the device sessions set up, just make sure both the T1 and L1 device sessions are running on the device server (in this case, the computer with IP 192.168.168.1).

Setting Up Equipment Interfaces for Re-Use Server

Nucleo