I have the WiFi Socket working in with the WiiConfig. I now need to get a simulation program (Thanks to my friend Kataventos) or get the wifi device working with one of the ProMinis I have sitting.
I have the WiFi Socket working in with the WiiConfig. I now need to get a simulation program (Thanks to my friend Kataventos) or get the wifi device working with one of the ProMinis I have sitting.
Great.. can you share the latest code? for the working wifi socket
tj_style wrote: Great.. can you share the latest code? for the working wifi socket
When it is farther along I will. Maybe you can help me test or code?
I don't have the wifi serial module. but i think i can test using router + openwrt + ser2net. the problem is processing for android is still don't have "processing.net" support.
tj_style wrote: I don't have the wifi serial module. but i think i can test using router + openwrt + ser2net. the problem is processing for android is still don't have "processing.net" support.
Yea, I got around that by using android.net. If you like, we can chat more and share techniques, I would prefer over chat or email for now.
I should mention also, android.net.wifi.p2p is not available at level 10 Damn! But we are till talking about Processing 2.0b so there is till hope it will be included.
WOW you did it!!! I have your app running in 4 Android devices of course with a magnifying glass so congratulation but still loving Ezio App. salutos, saludos JC
copterrichie wrote:
juanquy wrote:Read Ezio posts here (Forums/Software/Multiwii EZ GUI) and you will find a direct link to the apk... good look porting from Processing to Android.
At first, I was not going to reply to this but it is just too funny, the port is already done. I just need to get the Wifi working which is nothing to do with the WiiConfig.
Those wifi-serial adapters do some kind of encapsulaton of the serial stream for pushing it over a wifi connection? The receiving end (PC, tablet, phone) has to extract the serial data from the wifi connection itself, right? The receiving end sees a working IP connection?
So for this to work with more than just one vendor's wifi-serial adapter, do all those wifi-serial adapters share the same protocol for encapsulation?
Hamburger wrote:Those wifi-serial adapters do some kind of encapsulaton of the serial stream for pushing it over a wifi connection? The receiving end (PC, tablet, phone) has to extract the serial data from the wifi connection itself, right? The receiving end sees a working IP connection?
So for this to work with more than just one vendor's wifi-serial adapter, do all those wifi-serial adapters share the same protocol for encapsulation?
After giving this some thought, this project is for me, I really don't care if anyone else can see the benefit from it. I am not receiving any pay for this and all my projects have been a total success to me, it is all about having fun. Here is a preview of what's to coming.
And here is my Wifi unit that will be installed on one of my copters. Not sure which one just yet however, I will use one of the Prominis I have for testing.
Computer display manufacturer EIZO today announced the release of a pair of Wi-Fi-enabled monitors, the DuraVision FDS1702N and DuraVision FDS1702NT, which can receive audio and pictures from a computer on the network.
Both displays allow the connection of a mouse and keyboard via USB which effectively turns the monitor into a thin client for controlling a PC on a network. The T model comes with an additional resistive touch interface as an alternative means of control.
Here is the next logical step for me considering I previous modified the MultiConf GUI to work with a Joystick. Should be very easy to send the serial control packets to the Flight Control over the TCP link.
Considering I have resumed work on this project, I figured it was time to update this thread. I recently learned how to build a custom version of controlP5 removing the mousepressed allowing simultaneously point reads on an Android tablet touch screen. The following video is prior to the controlP5 Modification.
MT4j - Multitouch for Java™ - is an open source Java™ framework, created for rapid development of visually rich applications. MT4j is designed to support different kinds of input devices with a special focus on multi-touch support.