Post by sgroombr on Jul 15, 2014 0:46:13 GMT -8
Hi,
I am on Win 7, Arduino IDE1.03, with an Arduino Wifi Shield and have been through the ArduinoConnectServer setup in the getting started section, configured the Config.h file (below) with my loacl IP address and used port 9650.
With this I get a "Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to 10.163.115.128:9650" error in my browser.
Is this because I haven't entered any WPA details?
Also could you please clarify "// Change #define LOCALFILE "LocalExample.h" to #define LOCALFILE "Local.h" to #include "Local.h" in ExecuteJSONCommand.h"
Thanks
I am on Win 7, Arduino IDE1.03, with an Arduino Wifi Shield and have been through the ArduinoConnectServer setup in the getting started section, configured the Config.h file (below) with my loacl IP address and used port 9650.
With this I get a "Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to 10.163.115.128:9650" error in my browser.
Is this because I haven't entered any WPA details?
Also could you please clarify "// Change #define LOCALFILE "LocalExample.h" to #define LOCALFILE "Local.h" to #include "Local.h" in ExecuteJSONCommand.h"
Thanks
// Filename: Config.h
// Version 1.5 08/06/13 BP MiloCreek
// your local function include file
// ----------
// Note: This program is designed for you to supply your own functions in a file called Local.h
// Out of the box, the program uses LocalExample.h included in ExecuteJSONCommand.h
//
// If you change LocalExample.h and update the software, LocalExample.h WILL BE OVERWRITTEN!
//
// Change #define LOCALFILE "LocalExample.h" to #define LOCALFILE "Local.h" to #include "Local.h" in ExecuteJSONCommand.h
// ----------
#define LOCALFILE "Local.h"
//define if you want debug on, otherwise #undef
#undef DEBUG
//define if you want to only debug local files, otherwise #undef
#undef LOCALDEBUG
//WEB_SERVER_PORT is the port that the Arduino Webserver will be responding to requests from the RasPiConnect/ArduinoConnect App
#define WEB_SERVER_PORT 9650
//LOCALIP is the address of your device. If you poke a hole through your firewall and expose it to the Internet, insert that address here
//Usually, the port in the URL (i.e. 9600) will match the WEB_SERVER_PORT above but can be remapped in most routers/firewalls
//Note that the address for your SystemURL in the RasPiConnectApp/ArduinoConnectApp should be of the form: http://192.168.1.120:9600/arduino (see manual for more information)
#define LOCALIP { 10, 163, 115, 128 }
// LOCALMAC must be a unique value on your network. Don't have two Arduinos as the same MAC on a network
#define LOCALMAC { 0xDE, 0xAD, 0xBE, 0xEF, 0xFE, 0xED }
//USERNAME is the username that you have entered in the RasPiConnect App. It must match and is case sensitive
#define USERNAME "RasPiConnect"
//PASSWORD is the password that you have entered in the RasPiConnect App. It must match and is case sensitive
#define PASSWORD "RasPiConnectPassword"
// set to True if you have an I2C bus set up and has an AdaFruit BMP085 and two BlinkM modules (addresses 0xC and 0xB) False if not
#define I2CDEMO FALSE
//ARDUINOCONNECTSERVER Version Number. Do not change!
#define VERSIONNUMBER "1.6"
