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;;============================================================================== ;; README ;; ;; This is a serial port communication utility similar to Hyperterminal on ;; MS-Windows 98/2k/XP/Vista/7/8. ;; It not only provides common funtions about serail communications, but also ;; provides USB serial port converter detecting/auto-connecting. When the USB ;; device changing is detected, the CDC serial port can be opened automatically. ;; This utility can be a serial port server as well. It will pass all data read ;; from the serail port to the client utility and pass the data from the client ;; utility to the serial port. More jobs can be done by implementing the client ;; utilities. It is listening on `[Listen_Port]/Data' port. ;; ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; Tip: ;; - when the mouse hovers over a component, a hint is displayed. ;; ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; parameters and descriptions are shown following in "INI" file format. ;; ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; Shortcuts : ;; F1 : shows this file ;; ;; F6 : pick a line up and send to the serial port ... cursor is in ;; the message window ;; ;; Ctrl-O : open(reopen) the serial port which shows in the port box ;; Ctrl-C : close the serial port currently open ;; ;; Ctrl-Enter : send the string line to the serial port ... cursor is in the ;; input box ;; Alt-Enter : send the string line to the serial port and added the line ;; into drop down list as well ... cursor is in the input box ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; Menu: ;; System/Sart Log : Starts log func ... all messages in window ;; will be recorded in the file ;; System/Stop Log : ... ;; System/Messager : chat with the client or server, if there is ;; System/Quit : Ctrl+Shift-Q ;;--- ;; Serial Port/Open : See "Ctrl-O" above ;; Serial Port/Close : See "Ctrl-C" above ;; Serial Port/Refresh list : Refresh the list of serial ports ;; Serial Port/Auto Open : Auto open the serial port when it is comming ;; Serial Port/Debug : Shows serial port debug msg such as open/close etc. ;; Serial Port/Hex : Shows data in hex format ;; Serial Port/CR : Appens \r\n at end of the line ;; Serial Port/Send file : will send the file which it's name is in ;; "Input" box ;; - The file will be splited in 256 bytes for ;; each block to sending. ;; - Between each blocks will delay the number ;; of ticks shows in "Auto sending delay ticks" ;; box. ;; Serial Port/Stop sending : Stop file sending ;; Serial Port/DTR : DTR enabled/disabled...[Serial_Port]/ControlDTR ;; Serial Port/RTS : RTS enabled/disabled...[Serial_Port]/ControlRTS ;; Serial Port/Send Line : Send the string line in the "Input" box to ;; the serial port ;;--- ;; Sock/Open : 1) Start listening on the ports in ;; [Listen_Port] section ;; 2) Try to connect to the servers in [Server] ;; section if there are ;; Sock/Close : Close all sockets ;; Sock/Debug : Shows socket messages in the window ;; Sock/Hex : Shows the data come from the sock in hex format ;; Sock/Send Line : This is for the test purpose ;;--- ;; Options : N/A ;;--- ;; Clear : Flush log file(if logging); clear message window ;;.............................................................................. ;; Hex options need to work with "dump" enabled ;; See batch script for detail ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; "Serial Port/Send File" will send the file which it's name is in "Input" box ;; - The file will be splited in 256 bytes for each block to sending. ;; - Between blocks will delay the number of ticks shows in ;; "Auto sending delay ticks" box. ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; Any suggestions, comment and bug report are very welcome. Thanks! ;; Sory for my English :-p ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; _ _ _ ___ _ _ ;; _ _ _ ___ <_>__ __ | || || "| ___ ._ _ _ ___ <_>| | ___ ___ ._ _ _ ;; | | | |/ ._>| |\ \/\ \/| || || \_|/ . || ' ' |<_> || || | _ / | '/ . \| ' ' | ;; |__/_/ \___.|_|/\_\/\_\|_||_|`___/\_. ||_|_|_|<___||_||_|<_>\_|_.\___/|_|_|_| ;; <___' ;;============================================================================== ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;; please note: comments at end of the line are not acceptable ;; for example: ;; Key = 20 ;; Wrong ;; ;; below line is correct ;; Key = 20 ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Listen_Port] ;;; TCP server listening ports ;;; If you want to connect to YaTTYD over the Internet, below ports must be ;;; forwarding to the Internet; otherwise please see the comment in [Server] ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Control =53001 ;;; Control port: chat and control channel ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Data =53003 ;;; Data : listening port: all data come from this port ;;; will be passed to the serial port; and all data ;;; from serial port will be passed to this port to ;;; the client utility ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ debug =1 ;;; GUI->Sock->Debug ;;; Shows socket debug messages such as sock open/close etc. ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Server] ;;; YaTTYD can also running as a client end in the mean time ;;; The data come from serial port will be passed to "Data Server" ;;; "Data Server" is listening on "DataPort"; the address is "DataIP" ;;; ;;; Log server accept the log messages come from YaTTYD: ;;; All msg shown in the windows of YaTTYD will be sent to "Log Sever" ;;; "Log Server" is listening on port "LogPort"; the address is "LogIP" ;;; ;;; This option makes it is possible: ;;; Put YaTTYD in your customer side and connect to the device ;;; Open/forwarding your port to the Internet ;;; Listening on the port; wait the connection from YaTTYD ;;; Receiving data from the device : device->YaTTYD->your own server utility ;;; Sending data tp the device : your server->YaTTYD->device ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;ControlIP =agps.dyndns.org ControlIP =127.0.0.1 ControlPort =3057 ;; Control server IP and port ;; data behaviors here is similar ;; to [Listen_Port]/Control ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;DataIP =agps.dyndns.org DataIP =127.0.0.1 DataPort =3058 ;; refer to [Listen_Port]/Data ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LogIP =agps.dyndns.org LogPort =3055 ;; log server ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ retry_delay =15 ;; if not connected to the server, retry ;; it after "retry_delay" seconds ;;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Serial_Port] ;;; serial port setting parameters ;;; the parameters will be updated when they are changed by GUI Baud=115200 DataBits =8 StopBits =1 Parity =None ControlDTR =1 ;;; GUI->Serial Port->DTR ControlRTS =1 ;;; GUI->Serial Port->RTS AutoOpen=1 ;;; GUI->Serial Port->Auto Open ;;; USB-Serial port will open automatically, ;;; when the USB-serial port is detected OpenDelay=5 ;;; After detected the USB changing delays n ticks ;;; (100ms per tick) then open the serial port. ;;; AutoOpen has to be 1 debug=1 ;;; GUI->Serial Port->Debug ;;; Shows debug messages such as port open/close etc. Hex=0 ;;; GUI->Serail Port->Debug ;;; shows data in hex format CR=1 ;;; GUI->Serail Port->CR ;;; Appends "\r\n" at the end of each input [http] root_dir = "wwwroot" port = 8181 [Application] one_insdence=1 Auto_Hide=1 Top=331 Left=777 Width=598 Height=301 ;;; default 380W x 240H Log =0 ;;; GUI->System->Start Log/Stop Log ;;===EOF======================================================================== Wrap=0

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Adaptive filters play a very important role in most of today’s signal processing and control applications as most real-world signals require processing under conditions that are difficult to specify a priori. They have been successfully applied in such diverse fields as communications, control, radar, and biomedical engineering, among others. The field of classical adaptive filtering is now well established and a number of key references—a widely used one being the book Adaptive Filter Theory by Simon Haykin—provide a comprehensive treatment of the theory and applications of adaptive filtering. A number of recent developments in the field, however, have demonstrated how significant performance gains could be achieved beyond those obtained using the standard adaptive filtering approaches. To this end, those recent developments have propelled us to think in terms of a new generation of adaptive signal processing algorithms. As data now come in a multitude of forms originating from different applications and environments, we now have to account for the characteristics of real life data: † Non-Gaussianity; † Noncircularity; † Nonstationarity; and † Nonlinearity. Such data would typically exhibit a rich underlying structure and demand the development of new tools, hence, the writing of this new book.

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