🎲 Randomizer (Web)

The Randomizer sends randomized commands at random times. For example it may send a beep followed a shock every 5 to 15 minutes. For a completely deterministic experience, you can set min and max to the same value.

This sample configuration will ensure that there is always (100% probability) a beep followed by a shock. The shock duration will vary between 1000ms and 1000ms, thus not vary at all. The power of the shocks will 30%. And finally the timer will be set to a random value between 5 minutes (300s) and 15 minutes (900s).

After the event the timer will be set to a new random value in this range and everything will start anew. In this example the randomizer will end after one hour or when Ctrl+c is pressed. The runtime starts counting after the optional initial start_delay has expired.

Some settings can be fine tuned on a per receiver basis.

You can close the web page after the randomizer was started. Furtheremore, you can use other web applications such as the remote control while the randomizer is active.

The default values will be read from the randomizer section of remoshock.ini.

You will need to start remoteshockserver in a terminal window on the computer connected to the SDR. It will start a web server and print the url.

There is a command line alternative available: remoshockrnd.