• CUWB v5.1
CUWB Viewer Manual

Description

The CUWB Viewer is a 3D visualization of the Ciholas Ultra-Wideband (CUWB) Real-Time Location System (RTLS). It provides a user interface displaying the locations of the CUWB devices, such as Anchors and Tags, in real time. The Viewer also presents basic system information, such as device status, statistics and more.

The CUWB Viewer is also compatible with our CDP Logging Tools and can render previously captured logs. Additional documentation for the CUWB RTLS system is available on CUWB.IO.

CUWB Viewer Intro Screen

Installation

Host PC Requirements

  • OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy or Ubuntu 24.04 Noble
  • CPU: Intel or AMD 64-bit architecture, 2.5GHz, dual core or better with SSE2 instruction set support
  • GPU: Integrated graphics or dedicated graphics card with Vulkan 1.3+
  • RAM: 4GB or better
  • HD: 8GB or more (plus any additional required by logging)

PPA Installation and Setup

Follow the instructions below for CUWB Viewer installation.

  1. Follow best practices and review the install.sh script.
  2. bash <(wget -qO- "https://cuwb.io/docs/latest/assets/software-packages/install.sh")
  3. Paste into an Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 terminal and press Enter.

When prompted in the “CUWB Applications Selection”, ensure that CUWB Viewer is selected for installation.

Offline Installation

The CUWB Viewer can be installed on Host PCs that do not have PPA access. The following is a list of additional packages that may need to be installed on the Host PC before doing an offline installation of the CUWB Viewer. Use dpkg -l | grep <package_name> on the Host PC to verify whether each package is installed.

  • liblttng-ust1
  • liblttng-ust-common1
  • liblttng-ust-ctl5
  • dotnet-host-8.0
  • dotnet-hostfxr-8.0
  • dotnet-runtime-8.0

For instructions on how to obtain the DEB package, see Download Debian Packages for Software Packages. After downloading the package, transfer the DEB to a USB drive or another transfer method to the Host PC. Once the file has been transferred, navigate to its location and enter the following command in a terminal window to install the package:

sudo apt install ./cuwb-viewer-<version>.deb

Getting Started

Launch CUWB Viewer

Once the CUWB Viewer has been installed, launch the application through the Linux applications menu or by typing the following command into a terminal window:

cuwb-viewer

After the initial boot animation, the user will be presented with a blank screen displaying a 3D 10-meter grid, the CUWBNet selection window, and the message window at the bottom of the screen.

Initial CUWB Viewer Screen

Network Configuration

On the initial run of the CUWB Viewer, no viewer configuration file will be loaded. A CUWBNet selection tool will appear populated with all available CUWBNets detected by the Viewer. By default, the Viewer listens on the CUWB Anchor Array configuration channel (IP 239.255.76.67, port 7671, interface 0.0.0.0), allowing the system to discover available CUWB Configurations.

Select an available CUWBNet and close the selection window. Once CDP data from the CUWBNet is received, the grid will expand and form around the representations of the system’s Tags and Anchors. See Network Settings and CUWBNet Selection for additional details.

Message Window

Along the bottom of the CUWB Viewer is a message window, which by default only appears when a message is posted. This can be configured in User Preferences.

Camera Configuration

The default Viewer camera angle is pointed at the center of the grid from the positive X, negative Y, and positive Z directions. See Camera Defaults for instructions on changing the default views or adding other custom views. The Camera Gizmo can also be used to create temporary viewing positions.

Grid Configuration

The default Viewer setup features a 10m x 10m x 10m cube with gridlines at each meter. This grid automatically expands to include all active devices and will shrink as devices move or stop reporting data. Additional settings including turning the grid off are available under Grid Configuration.

Devices

When connected to a running CUWBNet, devices will appear in the 3D scene as they begin reporting data. The way devices are displayed in the Viewer can be configured using either global settings or individual device settings, see Global Device Settings or Device Settings for more information.

By default, tags are represented as spheres and anchors are cubes. The devices are colored via the standard color scheme.

Objects

The Viewer is a valuable tool for modeling physical environments, primarily through the use of static 3D objects. See Objects for information on creating objects, modifying their properties, and adding custom objects.

CUWB Viewer Walkthrough

Message Window

Along the bottom of the CUWB Viewer is a message window that provides the user with system state changes, such as new devices appearing or CUWBNets going offline. By default, the window only appears when a message is posted. This behavior can be configured in User Preferences.

The window can be configured to display the following message options:

  • Internal - Messages that the CUWB Viewer generates
  • CDP - CDP messages received by the CUWB Viewer
  • All - Messages from both the internal and CDP categories
  • None - No messages will be printed

The message history can be shown in full by selecting the Show Full History checkbox.

Camera Gizmo

CUWB Viewer Camera Gizmo

The Camera Gizmo is located in the upper-right corner of the Viewer screen. It provides a simple interface for visualizing the camera’s orientation and for moving and rotating the camera to face a specific axis. The Camera Gizmo displays the camera’s position and rotation relative to the scene and updates dynamically as the camera is adjusted.

The axis cones are color-coded to match their respective axes: the X-axis ir red, the Y-axis is green, and the Z-axis if blue. All negative axes are shown in black. When the mouse pointer hovers over a cone, it is highlighted in yellow. Left-clicking a cone adjusts the camera’s position to align parallel with the selected axis and rotates the view to the nearest 90-degree orientation.

Configurations

A configuration can be created through the File menu to quickly save and reload settings, objects, images, and devices. Configurations may be saved by overwriting the default configuration or by creating a new configuration file.

File Menu Options

Submenu Description
Save Configuration Saves the current configuration, overwriting the default configuration file.
Save Configuration As… Opens file browser to save the current configuration as a new file.
Load Configuration Opens a file browser to select and load a configuration file.

Default Configuration

The default viewer configuration file, config.zip, can be found in the /usr/lib/cuwb/viewer/ folder. This file will load on boot and restore all settings that a user has saved for a given CUWB Anchor Network setup.

On the initial launch of the CUWB Viewer, no viewer configuration file will be loaded.

Edit Settings

Edit Menu Options

Submenu Description
Network Settings Modify and add network configurations
CUWBNet Selection Select available CUWBNets to connect to or disconnect from
User Preferences Access the User Preferences Settings

Network Settings

CUWB Viewer Network Settings

Network connection settings can be modified through this window if the user doesn’t want to use CUWBNet selection. Additionally, the CUWB Viewer can support more than one UDP Receiver.

Receiver 1 will default to the Anchor Array configuration channel (IP 239.255.76.67, port 7671, interface 0.0.0.0). This allows the system to discover available CUWB Configurations.

A UDP receiver must be setup for log playback. See Log Playback for additional information.

CUWBNet Selection

When the viewer is launched, the CUWBNet selection window will automatically appear, displaying all CUWBNets detected by the system. Multiple CUWBNets can be selected.

CUWB Viewer CuwbNet Selection

To prevent the CUWBNet selection window from appearing when the Viewer application boots, save the configuration using the File -> Save Configuration menu item. This will save the selected CUWBNets to the default viewer configuration. To return to the CUWBNet selection window select Edit -> CUWBNet Selection from the menu.

Once a CUWBNet is selected and the viewer begins receiving CDP data, the grid will automatically expand and organize itself around the visual representation of the system’s Tags and Anchors.

User Preferences

CUWB Viewer User Preferences

The Viewer provides several user-specific settings that can be adjusted independently of the active configuration.

Setting Default Description
Ignore Device Names Off When enabled, the Viewer will ignore any names set by the CUWB Manager and display only each device’s serial number.
Use Global Rotation Axis Off When enabled, rotating the camera left or right will be around the nearest global “up” vector, rather than the “up” vector of the camera. When disabled, rotation is more similar to what is used in most CAD software.
Ignore Unconfigured Devices Off When enabled, all data received from devices marked as unconfigured in the CUWB Manager will be ignored.
Limit Spammed Messages On When enabled, frequently generated internal Viewer messages will be condensed into a single entry in the format “(x) Message Contents”, where x is the number of messages that were suppressed.
Log Viewer Messages Externally Off When enabled, all messages displayed in the Viewer message window will also be logged with any other Viewer log messages.
Auto-Hide Message Window On When enabled, the message window will automatically hide itself after 15 seconds of inactivity and will reappear when a new message is displayed. When disabled, the message window will only be shown or hidden using the assigned keybind.
UWB Heatmap Color Scheme Green to Red Coloring option used by UWB Heatmap Mode. Available options include “Green to Red”, “Thermal”, and “Blue Monochrome.” See Heatmap Mode for additional details.
Message Window Font Size 16 Adjustable setting that controls the size of text inside of the message window. Values are accepted in the range of 1 to 100.
Device Serial Numbers Scale 3 Adjustable setting that controls the size of the device’s serial number labels. Values are accepted in the range of 1 to 10.
Max Framerate 60 Target frame rate of the Viewer. The Viewer will attempt to match this value as closely as possible. Accepts values from 0 to 500, with 0 representing no maximum (i.e. the Viewer will run at the fastest possible frame rate).

Don’t forget to click apply to apply the selected settings.

View Options

View Menu Options

Submenu Description
Configure Grid Configure the grid size and visibility
Camera Defaults Set default camera view and perspective
UWB Heatmap Mode Select device and enable UWB Heatmap mode
Toggle Measurement Mode Enables or disables 3D measurement mode
Clear Measurements Deletes all 3D measurements
Pause/Play Pauses or Resumes CDP traffic

Grid Configuration

The default Viewer setup features a 10m x 10m x 10m cube with gridlines at 1-meter intervals. This grid can either be configured to automatically size based on the devices being tracked, or it can be manually configured to a fixed size.

CUWB Viewer Configuration Grid

Override Auto Sizing

By default, the Viewer grid automatically expands to accommodate all active devices and will contract as devices move or stop reporting data. This behavior can be overridden by enabling Override Auto Sizing. When enabled, the position of each grid wall can be manually configured using the corresponding input fields.

Disabling the Override Auto Sizing will return the grid to its default size settings.

Override Wall Visibilities

The visibility of each individual grid wall can also be configured by enabling Override Wall Visibilities and then unchecking the box of the corresponding wall to make it invisible.

Disabling the Override Wall Visibilities will return the grid to its default visibility settings.

Max Allowable Positions

The maximum allowed position values for devices can also be configured in the configure grid window. Minimum and maximum limits can be set for each axis using the text boxes under “Max Allowable Positions.” If a device exceeds any of these limits, its position will be ignored and a warning will be displayed in the message window.

Camera Defaults

The default view used at startup can be configured in View -> Camera Defaults. A radio button under “Default” selects the camera view used on boot (positions 0 through 9). In addition, each camera position includes a checkbox under “Perspective” that determines whether the view is rendered in perspective or orthographic mode.

CUWB Viewer Camera Default

The default camera positions can be overridden by saving the current camera view. Pressing Ctrl + a number key (0 through 9) will save the current camera settings to that position. Pressing the corresponding number key restores the saved view. Saved camera positions can be reset to their defaults from View -> Camera Defaults by selecting the “Reset” button next to the desired position. This button only appears after a custom view has been saved.

Color Modes

Standard Colors

The color of the device is used to indicate the connectivity and synchronization status.

Color Description
Gray Gray Inactive
Red Red Error
Yellow Yellow Warning
Green Green Good
Blue Blue Located

The above chart and the currently set heatmap color scheme can be found under Help -> Color Legend.

Heatmap Colors

Enabling this mode changes the coloring of anchors to reflect their usage in tracking the selected tag. The location algorithm weights data from anchors depending on the quality of the tag beacon reception. Anchor coloring in heatmap mode reflects the relative anchor weighting used by the location algorithm. The table below describes the heatmap color scheme.

Color Scheme Description
Green to Red Thermal Blue Monochrome
Fluorescent Green Sun Yellow Ice Blue 90-100%
Yellow Green Tangerine Pale Blue 80-89%
Dandelion Pumpkin Orange Cyan 70-79%
Sun Yellow Reddish Orange Bright Sky Blue 60-69%
Orange Yellow Tomato Cerulean 50-59%
Tangerine Magenta Ocean Blue 40-49%
Fire Engine Red Indigo Navy 0-39%
Gray No Data
Black Bad Status

Measurement Mode

The distance between devices and objects can be measured in real time using the Measurement Mode tool. To enable it, select View -> Toggle Measurement Mode. When active, a ruler icon will appear in the top-right corner of the view. Once enabled, select two devices or objects using the left mouse button to draw a red, three dimensional line between them that displays their distance in meters.

To return to normal operation, disable Measurement Mode via View -> Toggle Measurement Mode. The ruler icon will disappear, and the left mouse button will return to selecting devices or objects. Measurement lines can be selected with the left mouse button, turning a brighter shade of red, and then deleted with the Delete key. Selecting View -> Clear Measurements will delete all existing measurement lines.

Play / Pause

The CUWB Viewer allows users to pause the stream of data using the play / pause command. This can be found under View -> Play/Pause or by hitting the space key.

Devices

When connected to an active CUWBNet, devices will appear in the 3D scene as they begin reporting data. Their display within the Viewer can be configured using the global settings or individual device settings. See Device Settings or Global Device Settings for additional information.

Devices Menu Options

Submenu Description
Global Device Settings Configurable settings applied to all devices, see Global Device Settings
Device List Displays all anchors and tags and allows access to their information or settings windows
Find Device Searches for a device and moves the view to its location
Clear Devices Clears all devices from the view
Selected Device Info1 Opens the information window for the selected device
Selected Device Settings1 Opens the settings window for the selected device

1. Option only visible when a device is selected.

Global Device Settings

Device options can be configured individually per device through Device Settings or globally for all devices through the “Global Device Settings”.

The device configuration options supported by the system are as follows:

Option Default Description
Serial Numbers All on Toggle serial number display. Can be set to all devices, Tags only, or Anchors only
Device Resizing Auto-Scale Automatically resizes devices or allows manual adjustments of device size
Tag Time Until Gray 5 s Time in seconds before a Tag turns gray after it’s data is no longer received
Tag Time Until Remove 10 s Time in seconds before a Tag is removed from display after turning gray
Tag Trails 2 s Displays the Tag’s path over a configurable time period in seconds
Tag Smoothing 1 packet Number of tag position reports averaged for display
Quality Filter2 0 Minimum accepted value for a position’s quality; positions below this value are not displayed
Orientation Display Off Enables device rotation using quaternions and changes tag models to 3D arrows
Device Model Default Model Selects the 3D model used for the device
Color Default Sets the individual color for the device

2. This value can only be set via the Global Device Settings window found in Devices->Global Device Settings.

Device List

CUWB Viewer Device List

To view all devices in the Viewer, open the Devices -> Device List window. This window displays both Anchors and Tags, sorted by serial number. Selecting a device highlights it as if you clicked it directly and provides options to open its Info or Settings window. To show only currently active devices, enable the Filter Inactive option.

Find Device

CUWB Viewer Find Device

To locate a specific device in the Viewer, open the Devices -> Find Device window. Typing a serial number in the textbox will open a dropdown list of matching device serial numbers. When a valid serial number is entered, either by typing or selecting an option from the dropdown, click “Find” to highlight corresponding device as if it were clicked directly.

If the “Move Camera” option is enabled, clicking “Find” will also center the camera on the selected device.

Clear Devices

To remove all devices from the Viewer, select Devices -> Clear Devices option. This clears both active and inactive devices from the Viewer. Devices will reappear automatically once they are detected again.

Device Info

CUWB Viewer Device Info

The device info panel provides detailed information for a selected device. Anchors and tags have different displayed settings in the info panels.

Tag Settings

Setting Description
Packets Count of received packets
Average Average position of Tag in XYZ
Std Dev Standard deviation of the Tag position in XYZ
Tot Dev Total deviation of the Tag position in XYZ
Anchors Used Count of Anchors used to resolve position calculation
Memory Free Available memory on the Tag
Minutes Remaining N/A
Battery Percentage Percentage of battery available for use by the Tag
Device Temperature Temperature in degrees Celsius
Processor Usage N/A
Missed Phase Packets Number of missed Command windows while in phase
Missed Recovery Packets Number of missed Command windows while attempting to recover from being out of phase
Flags See Flags
Quality An assessment of the quality of the most recently calculated position
Accelerometer3 Displays Accelerometer XYZ readings
Gyroscope3 Displays Gyroscope XYZ readings
Magnetometer3 Displays Magnetometer XYZ readings
Quaternion3 Displays Quaternion WXYZ

3. Only available on supported hardware. See device datasheets for sensor support.

Anchor Settings

Setting Description
Position XYZ position of Anchor
Synchronization Reports if Anchors have TX or RX sync
Connectivity Reports if Anchors have UWB or Ethernet connectivity
Memory Free Available memory on the tag
Minutes Remaining N/A
Battery Percentage N/A
Device Temperature N/A
Processor Usage N/A
Missed Phase Packets N/A
Missed Recovery Packets N/A
Flags See Flags
Accelerometer4 Displays Accelerometer XYZ readings
Gyroscope4 Displays Gyroscope XYZ readings
Magnetometer4 Displays Magnetometer XYZ readings
Quaternion4 Displays Quaternion WXYZ

4. Only available on supported hardware. See device datasheets for sensor support.

Flags

The following flags are listed when selecting View on the Device Info panel for a Tag or an Anchor.

Flag Field Description
Full Field Provides the full field of the flag packet
Powered Indicates if the device is receiving external power
Charging Indicates if the device is charging its battery

Device Settings

CUWB Viewer Device Settings

Some of these settings are duplicated in the Global Device Settings options. Individual Device Settings take priority and will override the corresponding global setting when both are configured.

Option Default Description
Use Custom Color Off Check to use custom color for this device
Color Blue Select custom color from color picker
Serial Numbers On Toggle serial number display for this device
Trail Off Check to display Tag’s historical path
Trail Length 2 Show tag path over configurable period in seconds
Smoothing Off Check to enable smoothing for this device
Smoothing (Packets) 1 packet Set the number of Tag position reports to average for display
Size Scale 0.25 Scale the device model
Model Default Model Set the 3D model used by the device

Objects

The Viewer is a valuable tool for modeling physical environments, largely through the use of static 3D objects.

By default, tags are represented as spheres and anchors are cubes. The objects are colored via the standard color scheme.

Objects Menu

Submenu Description
Import Object Import primitive 3D objects, images5, or custom 3D models6
Object List View list of imported objects and open their properties window
Delete Selected Object7 Delete the currently selected object
Selected Object Properties7 Opens selected object’s properties window

5. Supports .JPG, .PNG, .BMP, .SVG, .WEBP, .TGA, .HDR, .EXR, .KTX, and .DDS
6. Supports .GLTF and .GLB
7. Option only visible when an object is selected.

Creating Objects

Objects can be added to the Viewer via the Objects -> Import Object window. Imported objects are saved and loaded as part of your configuration. A variety of object types are supported, including primitive 3D shapes (such as cubes, spheres, and cones), as well as images and custom 3D models.

CUWB Viewer Import Object

All objects have a corresponding type, color, position, rotation, scale, and name that determine their look in the 3D scene. These values can be changed, which will update the transparent preview of the specified object in the 3D view:

  • Object Type - Box, sphere, cylinder, cone, capsule, prism, torus, image or custom
  • Position - Define the X,Y, and Z position for the object
  • Color - Brings up color selection menu and color picker
  • Rotation - Define the X,Y, and Z rotation for the object
  • Name - Give the object a name, helpful if using repeated objects
  • Scale - Scale the object in X,Y, or Z
  • Lock Aspect Ratio - Ensures that changing one axis of the scale values updates the rest of the values proportionally
  • Lock Object - Prevents an object from being selected with the mouse or changed once it is created, until that object is unlocked

Once the object’s settings have been specified, press the “Submit” button to create the object.

Object Properties

Once created, an unlocked object can be selected with the mouse to open its Properties window. This window can also be accessed from the Objects -> Selected Object Properties menu.

CUWB Viewer Object Properties

Changing these values will update the already created object. A “Delete” button is available to remove this selected object from the CUWB Viewer.

If an object is locked, it must be selected from the Object List to access its Properties window. This is the only way to unlock a locked object.

Object Gizmo

The Object Gizmo provides tools for translating, rotating, and scaling objects within the scene. When an object is selected with the mouse, the Object Gizmo appears and reflects the currently active tool.

CUWB Viewer Translation CUWB Viewer Rotation CUWB Viewer Scaling
Translation Gizmo Rotation Gizmo Scaling Gizmo

To switch between tools, press the T for translation, R for rotation, and S for scaling. Clicking and dragging the red, green, or blue components of the Object Gizmo applies the corresponding operation along the X, Y, or Z axis. Holding the Ctrl key while dragging the mouse snaps the operation to whole number increments. See Object Shortcuts for additional keyboard shortcuts.

Custom Objects

When creating an image or custom object, an associated asset must be imported for that object.

CUWB Viewer Custom Object

When selecting a custom object type, a dropdown list appears showing all previously imported assets of that type. These can be selected to reuse existing assets. If the “Import New Asset” option is selected, a “Browse” button appears allowing you to open a system file dialog and select the corresponding asset. Imported assets are saved as part of the Viewer configuration.

Custom assets that are large or complex may take longer to load and can reduce Viewer performance.

Custom 3D models can also be used in place of the anchor’s cube or the tag’s sphere. See Device Model under Device Options.

Object List

CUWB Viewer Object List

To view all objects, open the Objects -> Object List window. This window displays all objects currently in the scene. Selecting an object from the list highlights the object as if clicked on with the mouse, and enables options to open its Properties window or deleting it. The object list also includes a “Clear Objects” button, which will delete all of the objects in the scene. Deleting or clearing objects cannot be undone unless the Viewer configuration is saved and not overwritten.

Help & Other Resources

Help Menu Options

Submenu Description
Keyboard Shortcuts View the keyboard shortcuts
Color Legend View the color legend for the devices
Viewer Help Open the documentation page
About CUWB Viewer Display Viewer information
External Licenses 3rd-party software Licensing information

Color Legend

This menu option opens up the configured standard color and heatmap mode colors. See Color Modes for the available color mode options.

Mouse Controls

While not a menu option, this section outlines the available mouse controls for the CUWB Viewer.

Drag View

The camera view may be adjusted using the middle or right mouse button. Holding either button and dragging the mouse moves the view in the same direction as the drag.

Rotate View

To rotate the view, hold shift while dragging the mouse with the middle or right mouse button held. When the Shift is pressed, a sphere appears indicating the point of rotation, which is selected relative to the current cursor location. If no object is under the mouse, the rotation point is set to the center of the visible grid. If the grid center is not visible, the rotation point defaults to the center of the screen.

Zoom View

To zoom in and out, scroll the mouse wheel.

Device/Object Selection

The left mouse button is used to select devices or objects. Once selected, they can be configured through the Selected Device Settings or Selected Object Properties windows, or by pressing ‘C’. To view current statistics for a device, choose the Selected Device Info or press ‘I’ on the keyboard while the device is selected.

Selected devices and objects are highlighted in cyan, and any associated a serial number or name is displayed in magenta.

Keyboard Controls

Camera Shortcuts

Description Keyboard
Switch Camera Perspective -
Zoom to Fit =
Go to Camera Position 0-9 0-9
Set Camera Position 0-9 Ctrl+0-9
Pan Down Down
Pan Left Left
Pan Right Right
Pan Up Up
Roll Left Ctrl+Left
Roll Right Ctrl+Right
Rotate Down Shift+Down
Rotate Left Shift+Left
Rotate Right Shift+Right
Rotate Up Shift+Up
Zoom In Ctrl+Up
Zoom Out Ctrl+Down
Open Camera Defaults Window Ctrl+C

General Shortcuts

Description Keyboard
Close Window/Toggle Navbar Visibility Esc
Pause/Resume Space
Show/Hide Message Window M
Save Configuration Ctrl+S
Save Configuration As Ctrl+Shift+S
Load Configuration Ctrl+L
Open User Preferences Window Ctrl+U
Open Configure Grid Window Ctrl+G
Open UWB Heatmap Mode Window Ctrl+V
Open Viewer Documentation F1
Open About Window F2
Open Keyboard Shortcuts Window Ctrl+K
Open Color Legend Window Ctrl+J

Network Shortcuts

Description Keyboard
Open Network Settings Window Ctrl+N
Open CUWBNet Selection Window Ctrl+B

Device Shortcuts

Description Keyboard
Open Global Device Settings Window Ctrl+T
Open Selected Device Info Window I
Open Selected Device Setting Window C
Open Device List Window Ctrl+D
Open Find Device Window /
Clear Devices Ctrl+Esc

Object Shortcuts

Description Keyboard
Open Selected Object Properties Window C
Open Import Object Window Ctrl+O
Open Object List Window Ctrl+Q
Snap Object Gizmo Ctrl
Switch to Translation Tool T
Switch to Rotation Tool R
Switch to Scale Tool S
Delete Selected Object Delete

Measurement Shortcuts

Description Keyboard
Toggle Measurement Mode Ctrl+M
Delete Selected Measurement Delete
Clear All Measurements Ctrl+Delete

Log Playback

To use the CUWB Viewer with CDP Log Playback, first setup the CDP Log Playback.

Then, set the CUWB Viewer to listen to the CDP Player IP address and port in the Network Settings.

The log playback does not support using CUWBNet selection window to locate the playback stream.

Play the stream from the CDP player, and the data will populate the CUWB Viewer as if it were a live network.

Revision

Version Date Change Description
5.0.2 2026-05-01 Minor edits for reader clarity, updating images
5.0.1 2025-11-14 Updating Host PC requirements
5.0.0 2025-10-31 Initial Preliminary Release

APPENDIX A : License Terms and Conditions


APPENDIX B : Software License Attributions