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 [[projects:series_00:software:variod|Variod]] (''\opt\bin\variod'') is a background service receiving data from sensord. It generates audio vario or STF sounds and forwards all available data to XCSoar over TCP port 4352 (also in Openvario protocol pseudo NMEA sentences). It receives control commands from XCSoar over the same (bi-directional) TCP port, this requires that Openvario is configured as "Device A" in devices menu.  Some of these commands are generated by the XCSoar event file (increase or decrease volume, mute volume, STF or vario mode), others by the XCSoar Openvario driver (McCready value, bugs, wingload? FIXME).    \\
-Polar coefficients, min and max frequency and other coniguration data are loaded from the configuration file ''\opt\conf\sensord.conf''.
+Polar coefficients, min and max frequency and other coniguration data are loaded from the configuration file ''\opt\conf\variod.conf''.
 XCSoar receives sensor (and vario) data, but is also the front end for changing settings during flight. Some of these settings (McCready value, bugs, wingload, etc.) are provided by XCSoars Openvario driver to sensord. The vario menu and associated commands are generated by events defined in the loaded events file (openvario.xci is provided as an example that can be customized as you like). To load your events file select it in Config -> System -> Look -> Language, Input -> Events. After changing this setting you must restart XCSoar to apply the new input event file.