... linking computer on the internet will access the SP via the router, and run into the reference of an image.jpg at http://127.0.0.1, the local address of...
... linking computer on the internet will access the SP via the router, and run into the reference of an image.jpg at http://127.0.0.1, the local address of...
Hello, I finally got my web page onto the network in college (horayy!) but was disapointed when the result from a link being hit didn't do what it was supposed...
Hi. Am unsure as to the context of the problem and have only ever used simple object math for 1 function at a time, if you simply want an output of the correct...
HI, I'm looking into getting a siteplayer but am wondering if anyone has interfaced it with a BS2? I've look through the forum for info but haven't found much...
I'm thinking of using SitePlayer in a stand alone application to monitor a dry contact switch. I would like to send a "heartbeat" UDP message to a specified IP...
Hi, Whats wrong in my index html for controlling leds I cannot switch them on and off Thanks, Kestas <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>LED</TITLE> </HEAD> <body bgcolor =...
See, I have my BS2 working the way I want it but I'm looking for a way to give it a network connect. Basicly I planning on sending data from a server to the...
Tony, Check out this site for some enlightening info:\ http://stage.itp.tsoa.nyu.edu/~tigoe/pcomp/siteplayer/siteplayer-hardware.shtml and yes the SP is...
... That's correct. The SP can do what you want without something external commanding the SP to do this. ... The Halfsec object is basically a counter, at a...
Hello all, I started playing around with the Siteplayer and PIC chips as a hobby and a logical extension to my work in IT. I've been monitoring this forum for...
I have a camera on my hobby robot. It currently hooks to the PC serial port, and I can download its images through the serial port. I would like to add a...
Kevin The only thing that may stop you is the definition of the object 8K big in the SP. Basically you'll need to create a binary object slightly bigger than ...
Hi, I'm having problem writing to and reading from SitePlayer. I've tried to follow the documents that came with my SP, but so far I'm not able to get it to...
I have failed miserably as well. My two siteplayers sit on the shelf . . . I did wonder if DTR and DSR need to be hooked up as the demo board has Don Latham ...
what I know about the BX24 couldn't fill a thimble, but you might want to try putting $bidirectional in your object definition since you're reading/writting...
Woo hoo!!! It's working! All it was missing was the $bidirectional tag and umm... a ground wire. Thank you Kevin and Don Here's the final connection: setup:...
I'm not familiar with the code you're using, but I would suggest a few things. A) try to do one thing and make it work, like writing to the site player from a...
Hi Andy, I'm interested at what you've said to Kevin. You said to create an object bigger than 8k(image??) How'd you do that?i thought the SP dynamic memory is...
Hi All; Yup, just pulled this thing out of the box and trying to grok the "how to". The web thing is confusing me as I am not particulary interested in the web...
Rob- Nothing "compiles and runs" on the SP. It is just an Ethernet interface chip that requires another processor to do anything non-trivial. That's why it's ...
Rob: Chris is right, you need a second processor, but I think where you're confused with Tom's info is that the BX24 *is* the second processor. You use the...
Thanks Chris, That clears it up. I thought that maybe a page hit could start some process on the chip, and that I could define that process. So another...
I recently posted about performing multiple mathematical operations on a webpage and was offered a couple of solutions. To those of you that replied, thankyou...
Nope, Black Forest is way down in the urban lowlands to me <g>. You probably visited Paul Van Slyke's observatory in the Forest- a 30" classical Cassegrain...
I am trying to send a byte to the Siteplayer to insert in the location of memory 01h. To do this, is using a sw in LabVIEW that sends data through the door UDP...