PINK suitablility question
MachineMonkey
Posts: 30
Hi all,
I've been looking at all of the PINK and SBXX data I can find here and on the web. The thing that keeps tying me in knots is the phrase "Serial to Ethernet". What I want to see is "Ethernet to Serial". I want to be able to bring in a packet, read it as UDP, ship it to a Stamp (which then compares, strips and acts and/or discards the data) and wait for the next packet.
Now, it is entirely possible, in my mind, that these 2 phrases are completely interchangeable. In fact, it seems likely that I'm just the only goofy guy who would want to extract and parse data in this way and it simply never occured to the copywriters to mention it was possible. Tiny demographic and all. But I really need to hear "Ethernet to Serial" or, in fact, "UDP to Stamp". Come to think of it, that last phrase would be the best.
Sooo...how about it?
Kalo
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I've been looking at all of the PINK and SBXX data I can find here and on the web. The thing that keeps tying me in knots is the phrase "Serial to Ethernet". What I want to see is "Ethernet to Serial". I want to be able to bring in a packet, read it as UDP, ship it to a Stamp (which then compares, strips and acts and/or discards the data) and wait for the next packet.
Now, it is entirely possible, in my mind, that these 2 phrases are completely interchangeable. In fact, it seems likely that I'm just the only goofy guy who would want to extract and parse data in this way and it simply never occured to the copywriters to mention it was possible. Tiny demographic and all. But I really need to hear "Ethernet to Serial" or, in fact, "UDP to Stamp". Come to think of it, that last phrase would be the best.
Sooo...how about it?
Kalo
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Failure is not the only punishment for laziness; there is also the success of others.
- Jules Renard
Comments
The stamp can retrieve received messages and setup a special Pink variable to send
an UDP message.
regards peter