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[Sergio Ponce]

Excuse Ever have implemented an application to Netduino from a PC, you can? what happens is that I want to make an application that receives input parameters from the PC (console) and run actions from the Netduino, the Netduino course will always be connected to the PC. Anyone know, how you could do? because when I create the executable from Visual Studio, not working. Thank you.

[willgeorge]

Excuse

Ever have implemented an application to Netduino from a PC, you can?
what happens is that I want to make an application that receives input parameters from the PC (console) and run actions from the Netduino, the Netduino course will always be connected to the PC.

Anyone know, how you could do? because when I create the executable from Visual Studio, not working.

Thank you.

Take a look at this. It may be what you need.
http://forums.netdui...tion-using-usb/

[Sergio Ponce]

Take a look at this. It may be what you need.
http://forums.netdui...tion-using-usb/

I served, I need help, some example.
or if it is possible or not?

[Chris Walker]

Hi Sergio, The easiest way to do this is to use a USB-TTL serial cable. Plug the USB end into your PC and then attach the three TTL serial port wires (TX, RX, and GND) to pins D0, D1, and GND on your Netduino. Be sure that TX and RX are "swapped". Then you can use the SerialPort class and WriteLine/ReadLine commands to pass data back and forth to your PC. Chris

[Sergio Ponce]

Hi Sergio,

The easiest way to do this is to use a USB-TTL serial cable. Plug the USB end into your PC and then attach the three TTL serial port wires (TX, RX, and GND) to pins D0, D1, and GND on your Netduino. Be sure that TX and RX are "swapped".

Then you can use the SerialPort class and WriteLine/ReadLine commands to pass data back and forth to your PC.

Chris

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thanks for the help, but not very clearly understand the idea. will have some print and / or some such.

I am new (just a couple of hours)

thanks