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Control of the RCX via TCP/IP ?
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lugnet.robotics
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Sun, 26 Mar 2000 21:29:55 GMT
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Ralf Krause <rkra@gmx#antispam#.de>
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Hello,
has anybody tested to control the RCX via TCP/IP?
I want to control some RCX functions when the ir tower that holds the
connection to the RCX is at an other computer within an intranet
(classroom). Perhaps I could send NQC program files or the compiled NQC
bytecode to the "RCX server". This should simulate a roboter in a
workroom or laboratory far away from the controlling computer.
I don't want to have a black box like ROBOLAB - in this software package
is a server function to do the problem. I want to look behind the
capability of ROBOLAB and want to learn something about the things all
around this.
Bye Ralf
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Ralf Krause
Bertha-von-Suttner-Gesamtschule Dormagen
Marie-Schlei-Strasse 6
41542 Dormagen
Germany
http://www.bvsdormagen.de
mailto:rkra@gmx.de
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 | | Re: Control of the RCX via TCP/IP ?
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| You could do that with a 2 Visual Basic programs. The one in the "RCX Server" would use the Spirit.OCX to control the RCX. See Mindstorms site for details. It has a full documentation of Spirit.OCX. Visual Basic also includes an ActiveX control to (...) (25 years ago, 28-Mar-00, to lugnet.robotics)
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