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BitBanger firmware support


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#1 Martijn

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Posted 20 December 2012 - 02:36 PM

I'm the proud owner of multiple netduino plus 2 devices and using I'm them to automate much of my home. I've reverse engineered the IR protocol of my Samsung airconditioning and intend to have the Netduino send IR signals to automate it, using a webserver inside the device (support for SSL or DPWS would be awesome ;)). The BitBanger implementation would be used to send pulse trains to an IR led in an 'on'/'off' fashion. I intend to open source the library for controlling the Samsung airco.

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Posted 20 December 2012 - 04:12 PM

Just to mention: DPWS is possible by including the classes in your project.. I did it on a Netduino Go some months ago. I might have changed something in the source, but I can't remember. When thats said, I won't use it. A simple REST service is far more efficient... and if it's the discovery-thing you wan't, you can easily locate your devices on your network by doing a simple broadcast.

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Posted 20 December 2012 - 05:23 PM

Any good basis for a REST service? I don't want to write TCP from scratch. I would love to see how you did DPWS, because I get a socket exception when starting the service.




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