CF and Microcontroller Arduino

[Denis Renesto]

Jarrod,

I have an Microcontroller Arduino with ethernet shield.

It is connected with port 80 and ip 192.168.1.25

I created a program in Arduino to capture the temperature sensor and write in the browser. 

In the browser works fine.

How do i capture the values for the CF without the use JSON and XML?

Thanks.

[Terence]

For HTTP systems, you can use CF.request http://www.commandfusion.com/docs/scripting-beta/net.html#cF.request.

And the reply from the system will be the body. To see the full feedback in a serial text box, just assign the body to text box i.e. using CF.setJoin("s1", body); You don't need to create any system in the System Manager for this.

 

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[Denis]

Terence,

Thank you for your help.

I tried and works fine.

But my question is: How to process automatic at 2  seconds?

Enviado via iPhone

[Jarrod Bell]

You could send the HTTP request every 2 seconds using a setTimeout call

setTimeout(function(){ CF.request(.....) }, 2000);

Replace with the correct code in the body of the setTimeout anonymous function.

Jarrod

[Denis Renesto]

Jarrod.

I tried and it worked very well.

Below is a video with Arduino + CommandFusion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FvprfBlzlqI

Thanks.

2012/3/10 Jarrod Bell <jar...@guilink.com>

[Jarrod Bell]

I just happened to have viewed that video the day before you posted this :)

What voltage levels are you seeing from the DVD player for on/off states typically?

Jarrod

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[Denis Renesto]

Since the current is alternating (as pictured), the sensor reads the values ​​within a range of -1024 to 1024.

In Arduino, I check if the current signal is varying between positive and negative and print a string with 0 and 1. Caught the return in CommandFusion and set in a join.

Thanks

2012/5/30 Jarrod Bell <jar...@commandfusion.com>

[Jarrod Bell]

Excellent. You can do this with our new hardware as well :)

Jarrod

[LEONARDO DA COSTA FLORIANO]

Dear, how I would spend the step by step how did the procedure work?

if you have an example file would be great.

Below is a video with Arduino + CommandFusion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FvprfBlzlqI

2012/5/30 Jarrod Bell <jar...@commandfusion.com>

Jarrod.

Thanks.

2012/3/10 Jarrod Bell <jar...@guilink.com>

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