Hi guys, i've come to pick all your brains again My latest project involving the Sp, invloves a number of devices interfaced on the hardware I/O lines of the...
Hello all, I recently completed constructing my SP and connected it to my computer. I ran the sitelinker prog and clicked the get IP button and recieved a...
I'm attempting to operate a Scott Edwards SSC2 servo controller with a Siteplayer and need some help. The purpose is to remotely pan and tilt an IP camera...
I would look at interfacing a mu between the SP and the servo controller. That would make it easy to convert simple SP commands into strings for the drive. ...
Hi Group, I have already been successful in making available my Siteplayer from the Internet placing it behind a DSL router using port forwarding. Right now I...
Aaron Here's a complete guess. You're on a ADSL style service, home account. These ADSL's are assymetric and designed for you to download rather than be...
Hi Andy, Thank you very much for your reply. The ISP I am using does not provide ADSL type service. It is actually a wireless network based on ExpedienceT...
So what you are saying is that I need a router in order to talk to the SP. I can't directly connect with an RJ-45 cable to the SP from my PC. Ok. If this is...
you can directly connect the hardware, but you need a crossover cable. It switches a few of the wires . . . most routers/switches have an uplink switch...
Don't panic, it's easy to make a crossover cable see http://www.makeitsimple.com/how-to/dyi_crossover.htm baz ... cable. ... switches ... cables ... to ... ...
I just need to clarify one thing: Are you saying you want to combine the transmission of the X & Y coordinates to you SPI object into the one control: ie/ <a...
Albert Zvara
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Mar 2, 2004 11:11 pm
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Sorry for any confusion. I want to send both x and y axis data serially when I click the mouse button over the graphic. The purpose is to make the point ...
Well, not to mean to underestimated you in anyways Newbie I think you forgot to do just one simple thing. I think you forgot to define which com port to use...
Javelin, Thanks for the info. No offense taken. I did define which com port to use but it still didn't work. I found out from another source that i need a...
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I plugged everything into the SP. When I use the Serial Port Tester I can click "Get IP" and it returns "192.168.1.250". The green D1 link light is on. But,...
Never mind. It turned out that the problem was that my internal addresses were class B (172.*) and the default for SP was class C (192.*). So, once I changed...
Sounds like your SP and PC are not on the same "network" and your PC is having its packets routed in a different direction than towards your SP. If your PC...
Hi, I'm new to this group, am Trying to quickly implement a remote temperature sensor for a network, so I can view temperature in networking equipment stacks....
jtfoster Yes, I regularly use Dallas 1 wire temperature sensors with the SitePlayer. You'll need a PIC chip or the like to drive the temp sensor and send the...
You could use a SPI interface to multiport A/D converter and temp sensors like LM35, or LM335. There are I2C bus temp sensors aswell which might come in a...
Hi all, I'm trying to load a wml page through my WAP with no luck. But it actually loads through online WAP emulators. The code as shown below: <?xml...
I had horrible problems with exactly what you describe. All of the online sims (and the downloadable sims like Nokia's) would say my WML is just fine. Then I...
The UK site is a excellent tutorial, but I have to take exception to the savings of not using a PIC. One of the new 12F675 PICs with on board A/D is about $2...
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