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That said, you will need some experience as a coder before reading this book. It is true that if you pick this book up and use it exactly as it says, you probably could get a solution up and running but to me it seemed as if there was some prior knowledge assumed.
For example, though this is not a Windows Phone programming book, the author uses the Windows phone in an example project. One of the things you have to understand about mobile development on the Windows Phone is you cannot just do everything without permission from the user. The author makes a special point to explain how to enable capabilities in the WMAppManifest. This is key to having a working mobile solution. Just basic trouble shooting and debugging wrapped up so nice and tight.
Perfect end to each chapter. My overall opinion on the book was that I wanted more.
I think my favorite projects were the ones that incorporated building hardware that could handle high voltage. Programming — C entry level skills would be fine. Hardware — No experience required.
Great Article Mark Harriett Dec 7: You can set the analog pins to digital output pins in the code. Getting Started with Processing. Receive buffer ; if buffer. Prabhu rated it did not like it Sep 17,
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Dan Thyer , 3 Jan Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Remote control a squirt gun, open the garage, and water the garden all through. Introduction Home automation has been an interest of mine for a long time. Please be sure to also see the sequels to this article: Netduino Controlled Squirt Gun The first project that I built was a servo controlled squirt gun for the pool.
Garden My next project was to control the irrigation of the garden. Kinect One of my colleagues in the office started doing projects with the Microsoft Kinect which has a rich SDK complete with drivers, APIs and plenty of good sample code. Watch this video of the Squirt Gun Speech Recognition on the Kinect One of the other features on the Kinect is the multi-array microphone with speech recognition.
Putting it all Together The image below shows the communication between the components. Watch this video to see how it all comes together Ethernet Communication The Ethernet communication with the netduino was the hardest part of the project. SubnetMask throw new Exception " Problem setting the subnet mask. GatewayAddress throw new Exception " Problem setting the gateway address.
Poll , SelectMode. Print " Socket Exception! Probably WiFi or Ethernet connection not working? Print " Rebooting netduino to recover.
Print " Non socket exception. Listen 10 ; while! Print " Waiting for message from socket Print " Message received! Receive buffer ; if buffer. Connect endpoint ; socket. GetBytes message ; socket. Probably no server or bad ip? Servo Communication The servos were fun to program. PeriodDefault; endregion region Constructors public Servo Cpu.
Split ' ' ; switch parts[ 0 ]. SendMessage " The move command takes 3 arguments. Parse parts[ 1 ]: Download the Source Code Click this to download the source code for the netduino. Continue Reading my Home Automation Series: Chief Technology Officer Logical Advantage. Dan Thyer Feb 4: Mohammed Davari 9-Jan Dan Thyer Jan 1: Dan Thyer 6-Jan 2: Mark Harriett Dec 7: Dan Thyer Dec 8: Dan Thyer Sep 9: Paulo Augusto Kunzel 7-Nov 6: There are no secrets to success.
It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure. Dan Thyer 7-Nov 9: Gaurav Dudeja India May Dan Thyer May 2: Dan Thyer Jan 2: Dan Thyer Nov Manar Ezzadeen Nov Dan Thyer 2-Nov 3: Applying Steps Member Feb 8: Hi Dan Can you please suggest the steps that I should take under consideration while applying this project. My vote of 5 csharpbd Feb 3: My vote of 5 Dan Thyer Feb 4: Questions regarding Netduino yxhu 4-Jan This leads me to have following questions: I understand that other features provided by Netduinos may need some pins from the CPU, e.
Adds up together only give me 20 GPIOs. Where are the remaining 2?
Sorry for asking you so many questions at once, I do have a real world problem I need to solve. I need to control about electronic locks. I have already come up with a simple solution that only use 20 Pins to control locks. Basically I make 20 Pins as a 10x10 array. I found Netduino may be a great advance for me to easily write all logic in C as currently I do need to maintain C that runs on the host and ASM51 code that runs on the chip.