Hi,
today I got an arduino yun. It works quiet good via WiFi an LAN.
My question:
Can I use multiple Yun's network so that they can communicate with each other?
If number 1 has an event the others react in a special way?
regards
colmans
colmans:
Hi,today I got an arduino yun. It works quiet good via WiFi an LAN.
My question:
Can I use multiple Yun's network so that they can communicate with each other?
If number 1 has an event the others react in a special way?regards
colmans
@colmans,
Yes, anything is possible. It requires time, patience, and money.
To reduce time and money, find a goal. Patience I can't help you with too much.
Jesse
As Jesse says, there are multiple ways it can be done, both from the Arduino processor side, and from the Linux processor side. Too many options to easily list them all. With a specific project in mind, the list can be narrowed down to the most appropriate options.
Thank you both!
for example:
I have a driveway, I want to separate it into different sections.
Whenever a section triggers an event with a photocell, the next section will be activated.
I think it would be useful to have an master-arduino, which get the trigger from the first and send triggers to the others!?
How do they communicate with each others?
Hello,
This is what I did as my setup was a bit different.
a. I used Intel Edison board with arduino kit as first nic interface. Programed with on board linux to open a socket / close based on certain met criteria i.e. request/response.
b. Attached YUN to the same board for 2nd NIC interface. Same as above config.
Now I can see traffic to and fro ; plus apply an appropriate policy.
Yes I am sure u can do with 2 YUN's but traffic mgmt requires more space in my case.
Let me know if anything is unclear.
thanks
I would use RF or Bluetooth, easier than networking.
colmans:
Thank you both!for example:
I have a driveway, I want to separate it into different sections.
Whenever a section triggers an event with a photocell, the next section will be activated.I think it would be useful to have an master-arduino, which get the trigger from the first and send triggers to the others!?
How do they communicate with each others?
colmans,
hmmm... This does not really look like a multiple unit project, but I get the idea you really want to run more than one Arduino at a time. So, this is possible.
Could you perhaps make a drawing and upload it? I see different ways to implement this "overkill" project, but let's more forward.
Or could you describe this a bit more? How and where would these photocells live/reside? Where would the Arduino live in relation to this photocell? On the Yun, nearby, on top of a pole?
TIA
Jesse