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About the application:

Welcome to the Android device TCP/IP Virtual Joystick application! The Android device TCP/IP Virtual Joystick converts your Android device screen into a Joystick able to send its action happenings via TCP/IP protocol, port 8081, to a given IP of your local network. This apks is ideal for developers that wish a easy TCP/IP client side Android device Virtual Joystick to control its server side application. The Android device TCP/IP Virtual Joystick will ask you for an IP address of your local network where there must be an application (not provided by us!) already listening to the 8081 port to negotiate a TCP connection with this Android device Virtual Joystick. The first time that the Android device Virtual Joystick is started, a base IP is asked. This base IP is a) the device (computer, etc.) where your server side application is waiting for an Android device Virtual Joystick at TCP port 8081 connection, or b) if you do not know exactly which IP address has the server application, an IP from where the Virtual Joystick will begin looking for a server side application. E.g. If the Virtual Joystick can not create a TCP connection to the base IP 192,168.1.1 port 8081, then it will look in the next IP 192,168.1.2, then the next one... until it is able to connect to a TCP server at port 8081. This is useful when you do not know the server side apk. IP (e.g. a local DHCP network using dynamic IPs). As this application is intended for easy local networks (usually WiFi at home, etc.) even if the IP of the server side application is dynamic, usually it does not change very often. The Android device TCP/IP Virtual Joystick sends the following verbose messages through the TCP port 8081 connection: LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, UPLEFT, LEFTDOWN, DOWNRIGHT, RIGHTUP, plus the same words and BUTTON1 or BUTTON2, e.g. UPLEFTBUTTON1, DOWNRIGHTBUTTON2... We are using this application for retrocomputing: this application for instance has been inspected with the Fuse ZX Spectrum emulator (the ZX Spectrum was/is a famous private computer of the 80's in Europe) configured with the Spectranet peripheral. Check detailed info about the protocol and testing examples in the info button included inside the application.