Use Phidgets Wirelessly with the SBC - Revision history

Mparadis at 14:40, 12 October 2016

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	As with any of our [[:Category:Application Guides\|described projects]], Phidgets takes care of the electrical component design. This project demonstrates what the SBC already does naturally from the time it ships. If you want something more powerful and flexible to control Phidgets over a network, you may be interested in these other Application Guides:		As with any of our [[:Category:Application Guides\|described projects]], Phidgets takes care of the electrical component design. This project demonstrates what the SBC already does naturally from the time it ships. If you want something more powerful and flexible to control Phidgets over a network, you may be interested in these other Application Guides:
	* [[Web Page on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using CGI		* [[Web Page on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using CGI
	* {{LinksNeeded\|Web Server on the SBC\|[[Web Server on the SBC]]}} (coming soon) - Controlling Phidgets over the web using a full self-contained webserver embedded in C code

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	You should have already worked through the [[1072 User Guide]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.		You should have already worked through the [[1072 User Guide]] or [[1073 User Guide]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.


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	For this, you will need:		For this, you will need:
	* A [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072 Phidget ~~Single Board Computer~~], set up as per the [[1072 User Guide]] ~~guide~~		* A [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072 Phidget SBC2] or [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1073 Phidget SBC3], set up as per the [[1072 User Guide]]/[[1073 User Guide]]
	** This is the SBC that this guide used; others will probably work fine as well		** This is the SBC that this guide used; others will probably work fine as well
	* An LED, such as one of the ones from Phidgets (many part numbers starting at 3600), attached to digital output port 0 (long wire) and ground (short wire)		* An LED, such as one of the ones from Phidgets (many part numbers starting at 3600), attached to digital output port 0 (long wire) and ground (short wire)

Mparadis at 14:49, 10 August 2012

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	For this, you will need:		For this, you will need:
	* A [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072 Phidget Single Board Computer], set up as per the [[1072 ~~- Getting Started~~]] guide		* A [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072 Phidget Single Board Computer], set up as per the [[1072 User Guide]] guide
	** This is the SBC that this guide used; others will probably work fine as well		** This is the SBC that this guide used; others will probably work fine as well
	* An LED, such as one of the ones from Phidgets (many part numbers starting at 3600), attached to digital output port 0 (long wire) and ground (short wire)		* An LED, such as one of the ones from Phidgets (many part numbers starting at 3600), attached to digital output port 0 (long wire) and ground (short wire)

Mparadis at 14:48, 10 August 2012

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	You should have already worked through the [[1072 ~~- Getting Started~~]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.		You should have already worked through the [[1072 User Guide]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.

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	For this, you will need:		For this, you will need:
	* A [[1072 ~~0 - PhidgetSBC2]~~], set up as per the [[1072 - Getting Started]] guide		* A [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072 Phidget Single Board Computer], set up as per the [[1072 - Getting Started]] guide
	** This is the SBC that this guide used; others will probably work fine as well		** This is the SBC that this guide used; others will probably work fine as well
	* An LED, such as one of the ones from Phidgets (many part numbers starting at 3600), attached to digital output port 0 (long wire) and ground (short wire)		* An LED, such as one of the ones from Phidgets (many part numbers starting at 3600), attached to digital output port 0 (long wire) and ground (short wire)

Cora at 18:04, 29 June 2012

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	As with any of our [[Application Guides\|described projects]], Phidgets takes care of the electrical component design. This project demonstrates what the SBC already does naturally from the time it ships. If you want something more powerful and flexible to control Phidgets over a network, you may be interested in these other Application Guides:		As with any of our [[:Category:Application Guides\|described projects]], Phidgets takes care of the electrical component design. This project demonstrates what the SBC already does naturally from the time it ships. If you want something more powerful and flexible to control Phidgets over a network, you may be interested in these other Application Guides:
	* [[Web Page on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using CGI		* [[Web Page on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using CGI
	* {{LinksNeeded\|Web Server on the SBC\|[[Web Server on the SBC]]}} (coming soon) - Controlling Phidgets over the web using a full self-contained webserver embedded in C code		* {{LinksNeeded\|Web Server on the SBC\|[[Web Server on the SBC]]}} (coming soon) - Controlling Phidgets over the web using a full self-contained webserver embedded in C code

Cora at 18:04, 29 June 2012

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	As with any of our [[Application Guides\|described projects]], Phidgets takes care of the electrical component design. This project demonstrates what the SBC already does naturally from the time it ships. If you want something more powerful and flexible to control Phidgets over a network, you may be interested in these other Application Guides:		As with any of our [[Application Guides\|described projects]], Phidgets takes care of the electrical component design. This project demonstrates what the SBC already does naturally from the time it ships. If you want something more powerful and flexible to control Phidgets over a network, you may be interested in these other Application Guides:
	* [[Web Page on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using CGI		* [[Web Page on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using CGI
	* [[Web Server on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using a full self-contained webserver embedded in C code		* {{LinksNeeded\|Web Server on the SBC\|[[Web Server on the SBC]]}} (coming soon) - Controlling Phidgets over the web using a full self-contained webserver embedded in C code

Cora at 21:45, 27 June 2012

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	The project described here is a basic network control program for an LED plugged in to an SBC.		The project described here is a basic network control program for an LED plugged in to an SBC.

Cora at 22:44, 11 April 2012

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			You should have already worked through the [[1072 - Getting Started]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.

	~~'''Time:''' About an hour~~

	~~'''Special Needed Tools:''' A Phidget SBC, Ethernet and power cords (or Wireless), an LED, and your computer.~~

	~~You should have already worked through the [[1072 - Getting Started]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.~~

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 * [[Web Page on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using CGI
 * [[Web Server on the SBC]] - Controlling Phidgets over the web using a full self-contained webserver embedded in C code
 '''Time:''' About an hour