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# Log4OM Web Status
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This python program will take UDP messages blasted at it from Log4OM and will write it to a HTML file. It will
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continually update this file as messages come in. It requires you to let Log4OM automatically send status packets.
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### Usage
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Place the script on a system that can hear UDP from Log4OM and has a way of putting the resulting HTML file on a webserver
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as fast as possible. Edit the script as required (IP, port, output location, HTML formatting).
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### Basic Operation
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Log4OM has a feature that has it send out UDP messages automatically as long as specific conditions are met. This python
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script/program will take in the messages sent at it's IP and parse a few things out of the XML. It writes this to an
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HTML file every time a message comes in; so the HTML generated is set to auto-reload every 5 seconds. It currently displays
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the following in a very basic way:
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- Your current VFO frequency and opearating mode.
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- Your TX offset/split if it exists
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If no data is received from Log4OM, because you turned your rig off or shutdown Log4OM; it will indicate your radio is
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off and wait for data to come back. Support is planned to show if rig is in transmit.
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The "Radio Off" message happens after 15 seconds of no data. This is done by checking the elapsed time since the timestamo
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was last updated; which happens every time a message comes in.
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The script contains examples of how to add additional portions of HTML. This was done for nq4t.com. They are commented out by
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default. You will need to modify this as you require.
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