internet control of bs2 items
I'd like to be able to use the Internet to control a camera mounted on a servo via a BS2. Has anyone ever done this before or have any tips? I havent bought anything yet, so I'm open to whatever.
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-Martin Hebel
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
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Martin Hebel
StampPlot - Graphical Data Acquisition and Control
AppBee -·2.4GHz Wireless Adapters & transceivers·for the BASIC Stamp & Other controllers·
The same method would work just as well with a BASIC Stamp as with an SX. But you do need a camera that has both Ethernet and RS232 ports and a way to communicate between them.
-Phil
In your reply you mention "telnet daemon". Would explain what this is? Thanks
A daemon, in this context, is a server program that sits in the background and waits for requests to come in via some communications channel. Telnet daemons (servers) typically answer requests on network port 23. The particular one I'm referring to (named serservd in the Axis 2100) simply serves as a bridge between the ethernet port and the RS232 port. Other telnet daemons will let you log into an operating system and execute commands.
-Phil