if(sentDat == 'h'){
//activate the pumpkin for one second and then stop
digitalWrite(2, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(2, LOW);
}
}
}
using 'random' or 'random' seed doesn't work with IP configs....so by setting it to byte with (x) the result should be a dynamic IP as the gateway, you will still need to use your comp. IP as the default for legal purposes (etc....) but you can setup a dynamic IP with this as the basis [yes, it compiles].
pics attached are going to be the full ISP server system using the ID'd ard. components.
using 'random' or 'random' seed doesn't work with IP configs....so by setting it to byte with (x) the result should be a dynamic IP as the gateway, you will still need to use your comp. IP as the default for legal purposes (etc....) but you can setup a dynamic IP with this as the basis [yes, it compiles].
pics attached are going to be the full ISP server system using the ID'd ard. components.
What is the purpose of this post ? Are you announcing that you tested this and it works ? Do you have a question?
//my code (attached) only has two errors:
CodeLine:21: error: expected initializer before 'pinMode'
CodeLine:21: error: expected declaration before '}' token
//line twenty one is:
int status WiFi; }
//my guess is i need to add:
void WiFi();
// and put this in before line 21...is that a good next step?
//what initializer do I need for pinMode?//
//this is before void setup:
yeah.....
What I'm trying to do is set up Internet Service Providing [what I mean by ISP] and use a SainSmart LCD to monitor network traffic and store bytes [signature based] on my 8 gb mini-SD in the WiFi shield. I'm using an Xbee pro 2 with whip antenna but am probably going to switch once I get it going [I have a pro 2 with chip antenna].
I thought I could route the serial print function to wifi with that line...
lead, follow, or get out of the way I guess. [USMC saying...]
I figure I've got time and the components, plus plenty of reading material and now this forum...so, well I'd rather work on this for a year or so than spend that year getting my gear to beep when people tweet me or configure lights to go on when I press a button on my keypad. //just my humble opinion