laurentiss

I have the same problem...

The application was OK on NetduinoPlus 1, but crashes with NetDuinoPlus2.

I use Framework 4.2.2, I tried what you describe.  Could you please give us 2 or 3 lines of C# sample code ?

Without AnalogInput, everything is OK, like Input and output Ports.

 

THANKS

Works fine whith IP addres now fixed. This Netduino is just great! NetworkInformation.NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces()[0].EnableStaticIP("20.20.249.8","255.255.0.0","0.0.0.0"); NetworkInformation.NetworkInterface networkInterface0 = NetworkInformation.NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces()[0]; string MyIpAdress = networkInterface0.IPAddress.ToString(); listenerSocket.Bind(new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, port)); Debug.Print("Server version 4 port " + port.ToString() + " \r\n " + MyIpAdress); listenerSocket.Listen(10);

I have a server that usually works fine.
Except today, I would like to change the Netduino IP Address.
Do you know how to do that ?
The server needs to reply to as simple ping before anything.

Regards

In the below code (Taken from "Getting started with Netduino"), I do get my IP address and my ethernet cable is connected to the router and the Netduino Plus board. However, when I try to access the http://<IpAddress>/ON, I don't see LED on and I see "Internet explorer can not display the webpage". The debugger does not break as well from . Any help would be much appreciated.

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Thank you for this reply.
I agree with your statements...
I still want to improve the ADC speed.
The best ways to have a real - but not accurate - refresh rate is to count loops in a certain time (1 second). Is this is no good, there is no need to go any further.
It is too bad on a system than have such a CPU not to beeing able to access a peripheral in less than 0,5 microsecond. I will look into the frameworks sources files to learn more.
Anyone knows how to rebuild a framework ?

If you configure the ADC to operate in free-running mode, the contents of the ADC register is constantly changing for you at the maximum rate the ADC will operate at. This kinda eliminates conversion times from a hardware interrupt. There are two probelms with a free-running ADC.

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Those two issues aside, it's also a tall-order to measure a time interval less than 1ms accurately.

You are right, but I do not know yet how to run the target in stand alone mode...

Hello Laurentis,

These things should be tested out of the PC Environment for better results.