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WebArduino
Ein Web-Tool um Ausgänge am Arduino zu schalten und den Analogeingang auszulesen
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Per Webserver werden HTTP-Request ausgewertet, um die Zustaende von Ausgang-Bits zu setzen und die Werte des AD-Wandlers auszulesen. Die Hardware baut auf dem Arduino (mit ATmega328) mit Ethernet-Shield auf. Anschluesse: * Das Ethernet-Shield belegt die Pins 10, 11, 12 und 13 Pin 0 und 1 sind fuer UART reserviert Die Analogeingaenge belegen pins A0 bis A5 (optional) Das Programm basiert auf dem Webserver-Beispiel der Arduino-Oberflaeche. |
Category: Analog / Digital Difficulty: amateurs License:
Tags: arduino, webapp, httprequest, digitalwrite, analogread FilesFritzing FilesLinks |
HANKENSTIEN # Nov. 1, 2012, 5:34 a.m.
This is a translation based on Google translate, so I cannot guarantee 100%, but I fixed noticeable errors. I am not the author, I just wondered what it said, and figured might as well paste it for everyone else :) HANKENSTIEN By web HTTP request to be evaluated in order to set the states of the output bits, and read out the values of the AD converter. The hardware is based on the Arduino (with ATmega328) with Ethernet Shield. Connections: The Ethernet Shield uses pins 10, 11, 12 and 13. Pins 0 and 1 are reserved for the UART. Pins A0 to A5 ARE analog inputs (optional) The program is based on the Web server example of the Arduino interface.HANKENSTIEN # Nov. 1, 2012, 5:39 a.m.
that did not come out very clear, I am going to test simple html line breaks and paragraphs here: <BR> 1 <P> 2 <P> if you see the number 1 and number 2 on separate lines above then We know that the BR and the P commands work, if this is all jumbled and you see<BR> or <P> then it doesn't.