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I have determined that when the SitePlayer receives an arp REQUEST it does not reply with its MAC address. Instead it responds with an arp REQUEST of its own...
psehorne <paul@...>
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Mar 2, 2003
6:46 pm
3406
... Do you have a pointer to any information on the webcam interface? I know some of them have been hacked, but I haven't actually seen any interface specs. ...
James M. Knox
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Mar 2, 2003
9:20 pm
3407
Hi Paul, This was a problem in some earlier versions of the firmware. It should be fixed in the latest version available at ...
Alex Karahalios
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Mar 2, 2003
10:17 pm
3408
I'd like to interface the SP to a RTC. I'm thinking of using a DS1307. Has anyone done this? It doesn't look difficult, but I'd appreciate any pointers....
Rich Crisafulli
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Mar 3, 2003
4:53 pm
3409
I've used the DS1307 before- it is pretty simple. It seems like a lot of trouble to try and hook one up to the SP, though. Why not just interface it to a PIC...
Chris Peterson
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Mar 3, 2003
5:42 pm
3410
I've thought of using a PIC, but what I'd like to do it to log the date and time that the SP "boots" (like after a power failure). I'm no expert with PICs, so...
Rich Crisafulli
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Mar 3, 2003
7:29 pm
3411
Use something like a Stamp or a BX24. They're self contained microprocessors systems that are easily programmed with a basic style interpreter. Then put a...
John Remington
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Mar 4, 2003
2:44 pm
3412
HELLO,I'VE A PROBLEM TO DEVELOP MY APPLICATION WITH SITEPLAYER.I WANT TO COMMUNICATE THE SITEPLAYER WITH A MICROCONTROLLER 8051.THE PROBLEM IS THAT I USE THE...
alb122003
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Mar 6, 2003
6:34 pm
3413
You might get away with this if you are careful about the data you send, but it is sort of dangerous and I think you are asking for trouble. I'd consider using...
Chris Peterson
cloudbait
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Mar 6, 2003
6:46 pm
3414
Hello All, I am a new SitePlayer user. I had a need to poll an I/O pin at regular intervals from within the SitePlayer. Based on an input, I would require to...
natark
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Mar 6, 2003
11:46 pm
3415
The serial line is an input only, whereas the ethernet port can be I/O to the site player. "Bit-banging" would be to have a serial device communicate to the...
John Remington
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Mar 7, 2003
1:57 am
3416
it's not a good idea to use the same serial port. eventualy use a mux or use 2 pins of the micro for soft serial port ps: siteplayer can generate an irq when...
Rares Ivan
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Mar 7, 2003
4:05 am
3417
is there any sourcecode/library/doc available for ethernet communication with siteplayer? I need to integrate the SiteLinker functionality in my application I...
Rares Ivan
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Mar 7, 2003
4:43 am
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is there any sourcecode/library/doc available for ethernet communication with siteplayer? I need to integrate the SiteLinker functionality in our application I...
Rares Ivan
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Mar 7, 2003
4:43 am
3419
... This would be a task for a PIC or other microprocessor. Think of the SitePlayer as a post office between a circuit or system and the Internet and vice...
Rusty Haddock
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Mar 7, 2003
8:42 am
3420
I HAVE A SITEPLAYER CONNECTED VIA SERIAL WITH A 8051. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF WHEN I DO A CHANGE IN MY WEB PAGE AND THE SITEPLAYER RECEIVES THE NEW DATES,THEN...
alb122003
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Mar 7, 2003
8:59 am
3421
when you make the change in the SP via the ethernet, change the status of a pin, then have the device watch the pin for a state change. When that happens get ...
John Remington
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Mar 7, 2003
1:28 pm
3422
Hello all, Thanks for all your responses. Let me explain the situation here briefly : On one side, I have the ethernet-web interface to the siteplayer. On the...
natark
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Mar 7, 2003
3:43 pm
3423
Using a device processor with the SP is not a "luxury", it is the way the SP was designed to operate. There is a reason it is called a coprocessor. If you are...
Chris Peterson
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Mar 7, 2003
4:06 pm
3424
using a dual-channel/SPI-interface MAX157 chip, seems possible to have Siteplayer get data from an ADC w/o a microprocessor. lowering a I/O pin starts a...
db49532000
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Mar 8, 2003
6:39 pm
3425
Dear db******* Toggling the pin through SPI is trivial. Counting pulses isn't. Better off using a cheap PIC chip to interface to the SitePlayer, you can still...
andythirtover
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Mar 8, 2003
7:56 pm
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The effort you would have to put into doing this goes so far beyond the simple solution of using a controller that I don't know why anyone would do it. In...
Chris Peterson
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Mar 8, 2003
8:13 pm
3427
sounds right, but I know nothing about programming PIC chips nor do I have a programming device. I was hoping to avoid that. when you say counting pulses...
db49532000
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Mar 8, 2003
9:19 pm
3428
... thanx, between the two of you I'm pretty convinced a processor'll be necessary. whole new can of worms though, as I know nada about programming...
db49532000
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Mar 8, 2003
9:25 pm
3429
There might be SPI interfaced counters. I don't know for sure. I do know that there are Dallas 1-wire serial counters. In theory, you could put such a device...
Chris Peterson
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Mar 8, 2003
10:44 pm
3430
well....I just spent about an hour sifting thru gobs of webpages on microcontrollers from TI, Motorola, Atmel, PIC, etc. totally confused now. I gather I can...
db49532000
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Mar 9, 2003
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3431
... As a beginner to microcontrollers you might want to consider programming your first project in BASIC, which is often a friendlier language to make your...
andy
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Mar 9, 2003
5:10 pm
3432
... Oops! I missed the URL from here. It should be http://www.piclist.com/techref/microchip/language/basics.htm...
andy
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Mar 9, 2003
5:19 pm
3433
I'm currently working on a project that is using the siteplayer, the MCORE from Motorola, and a webcamera. Our goal is to take an image from the camera,...
nhutniak
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Mar 9, 2003
5:34 pm
3434
Don't forget the Stamp and BX24. I have a stamp and it's great, very easy to program . . . www.parallax.com for the stamp or www.netmedia.com for the BX24. ...
John Remington
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