adapt a PINK to a wireless connection?

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• Mike Green Posts: 23,101

  2006-09-20 16:16 edited 2006-09-20 16:16

  SMC makes an Ethernet wireless adapter (SMC2671W) which works well. I've only tried it with a small single board PC, but it should work with the PINK since it's a general purpose Ethernet to WiFi bridge.
• lmoliver Posts: 5

  2006-09-20 16:31 edited 2006-09-20 16:31

  If, already I have been reviewing that adapter, but in Spain it is market-out.
  That so the ASUS WL-330Gg·?
  http://usa.asus.com/products4.aspx?modelmenu=1&model=59&l1=12&l2=41&l3=0
  It seems compatible and small. Somebody has used it?
  Lorenzo M. Oliver
  lmoliver@teleline.es
  
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• lmoliver Posts: 5

  2006-12-22 11:47 edited 2006-12-22 11:47

  Thanks Mike!
  
  I obtained a SMC 2671W·and works very well·
  There is an example in http://www.todomicrostamp.com/interactivo13.php
  
  It's phase 3 of a project·that uses a BS2+PINK for wireless communications (wifi).
  
  Lorenzo M. Oliver
  lmoliver@teleline.es
• mike101video Posts: 43

  2006-12-28 14:09 edited 2006-12-28 14:09

  I'm using PINK with a Propeller and IP9100 video server, to allow the propeller to controll pan/tilt/zoom on a video camera, and IP9100 to allow the video to go over the web. To make this WiFi, I'm using a cheap wireless router ( eHome for $1.99 - after rebates from CompUSA ). PINK and IP9100 pulg into the router and then PC connects to the hub (Uses a different channel and SSID than the regular network that I use for Internet and local networking.) Seems the wring way round, ( router as the remote) but works well. (Got the idea from a robot design I saw, with the router mounted on the Bot.) Will publish some pictures when completed.