# Walter modem udp socket example ## Purpose This example will make Walter count and send the counter value to our demo [server](http://walterdemo.quickspot.io/) every 10 seconds. It allows you to test connectivity without creating a motherboard to plug Walter in. ## Required hardware To run this example you will need the following items: - Walter - An LTE antenna - A SIM card - USB-C cable to flash Walter ## Required software Please follow the instructions from the [Documentation](https://www.quickspot.io/documentation.html#/) to [setup](https://www.quickspot.io/documentation.html#/developer-toolchains/esp-idf) ESP-IDF. No other libraries are required for this example to run. ## Run the example Make sure to connect the LTE antenna to Walter. Running the example without the antenna connected could damage the radio frontend of the modem. Also insert the SIM card before starting the sketch. You should now be able to see your Walter pop up on the [Walter Demo](http://walterdemo.quickspot.io/) website. Walter identifies itself to the demo server using his MAC address. You should see the last sent ping counter value update every time Walter sends out a message.
To create a project from this example, run:
idf.py create-project-from-example "dptechnics/walter-modem=1.2.0:udp_socket"