With the concept of the FSK BER application in mind, the idea of being able to inject a bit error on the TX side or somewhere on the RX stream is appealing. Are there any examples of an OpenCPI application with a CLI or network interface that can configure or interact with a running application? Thanks, Brian

Changes during operation are typically effected using dynamic property changes (a "writable" property whose value can be set dynamically during execution). So a component that injected errors based on a property being set could be put anywhere in the chain. A "scheduled" property setting can be put into the application XML (e.g.: change the property value after  seconds of operation). A programmatic change can be put into an ACI (C++ main program) application. On 3/12/20 12:41 AM, Brian Padalino wrote: > With the concept of the FSK BER application in mind, the idea of being able > to inject a bit error on the TX side or somewhere on the RX stream is > appealing. > > Are there any examples of an OpenCPI application with a CLI or network > interface that can configure or interact with a running application? > > Thanks, > Brian >