Web Controlled BOE-Bot
ok, have everything i need. what im gonna do, is put my laptop on·a chassis with the BOE. iim going to have the laptop·connected to the BOE. so basicly, i need to know the best way to control the Stamp Editor Debug Menu from another computer. the connection between computers is thru 802.11g. the desktop is connected to the router by cable, and the laptop is connected by wireless. eventually, i want to be able to controll the robot from anywhere over internet, but i want to start small and make it controllable over network first. i already have code to control the BOE over serial. ive done that before. now i am going to mount the laptop on the BOE chassis. and try to control it over LAN. im becoming redundant, so if there are any questions, please ask so i can clarify. thx.
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*Chassis
*BS2/MOTOR Control
*BS2/LAPTOP Control
*LAPTOP/INTERNET
*INTERNET/Laptop
*Laptop/Webcam
*Battery/BS2
TODO:
*Laptop Battery(It's dead)
*Laptop Webcam/Internet
to upload stuff to comcast you use "upload.comcast.net"
the directory where i want the pictures to go is "home.comcast.net/~pparcells/camera
the filename is "webcam.html"
the picture is named "webcam.jpg"
im using coffecup webcam software. ive used it before, but not on my own webspace, so someone else set it up for me. i dont know what to do. i used the wizard and put all the info in, and it keeps throwing errors at me, error 429 and error 500. can anybofy help me? or point me to better software, ive tried tons of different ones, and i only got one to work, and i could only get it to work on my network, not the internet.
im going to put everything in my vacan roomba chassis, and i guess i'll control everything thru a remote desktop connection. i know there is a way to make it controlled via a web rowser as well, does anyone know how to do that?
P.S. I can not guarentee that I will remeber to do this... I do not focus well sometimes. But I'll look into php <-> VB <-> BS2
Post Edited (DougMM.com) : 1/23/2006 7:07:12 PM GMT
To upload images to your host, instead of using "upload.comcast.net" use their actual DNS XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX, the URL of the server. For instance , my web cam images upload to my Cox.net acct at 68.1.17.8 instead of the unresolved "members.cox.net". Both are equivalent but using the actual number streamlines the process. You can get the URL from comcast.
What Doug suggest should work, or programs like Laplink, etc.
When you get mr. robot working, let me know and I'll get you a beer out of your frig.
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