Hey everyone,
I am new to the Arduino and I looked for the question I have on the forums but it either does not exist or I do not know exactly how to search for it. My question is this:
Can I run an arduino program on a "internet" board so that I can see what kind of output I am getting? I do not own a board right now but I would like to see the output.
You can make an arduino from a few compoents so you're not using a real one. Google "standalone arduino", there are mnay options. You can connect an arduino to the internet with an ethernet shield, or you can buy various wireless versions of the arduino. It depends exactly what you're after doing, your post is far from clear.
I have an internet visible arduino, using a duemilanove with a standard etherenet shield you can atke a look at it :
I know I haven't got anywhere near enough time to look at it, but maybe a few folks could have a dig around, help each other and collaborate on a few threads (or maybe google wave)?
If nothing else, it might attract some "bright-eyed, bushy-tailed" "coding guerilla" (do guerilla's have tails?) who will 'just make it work'
GB
(My theory: write an idea on a place google searches frequently, and they will direct folks who can solve related problems to the idea in search results. Soon the idea is reality!
Just look at the ad campaign I thought of Windows 7 ... that had to happen somehow ;))