Hello Everyone.
I bought this flowcode software and am running into issues understanding what to do with the ethernet portion of it.
What I am trying to figure out is how can blink an led with no webpage or anything like that. Just like a client/server setup.
All done through ethernet and a socket program. Does anyone have any suggestions or where to go next? I would really appreciate
some sort of code snippet so I can see what this all looks like.
Best regards,
Adam
Ethernet led blink
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Re: Ethernet led blink
Hello,
If you look in the Learning Centre example files there are examples for the Ethernet component there:
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/resourc ... php?id=595
If you look in the Learning Centre example files there are examples for the Ethernet component there:
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/resourc ... php?id=595
Re: Ethernet led blink
Hello Everyone,
Well, its been a few months since I asked about this. I decided to try with arduino before going the PIC route.
I have my project working with arduino. I ended up just watching for an input, then would do a
client.print string to the pc to activate the device.
So, all I am doing is watching for an input, If there is an input, print a string.
In the example library there is UDP_NODES. These didnt make any sense to me.
Are there any simpler socket IO examples, or tutorial videos anywhere else?
Well, its been a few months since I asked about this. I decided to try with arduino before going the PIC route.
I have my project working with arduino. I ended up just watching for an input, then would do a
client.print string to the pc to activate the device.
So, all I am doing is watching for an input, If there is an input, print a string.
In the example library there is UDP_NODES. These didnt make any sense to me.
Are there any simpler socket IO examples, or tutorial videos anywhere else?