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In Topic: [ask] serial camera + gprs shield + netduino
20 February 2011 - 08:07 PM
In Topic: [ask] serial camera + gprs shield + netduino
17 February 2011 - 09:29 PM
Actually, I got it all wrong didn't I? When I send the data from the Netduino to the Arduino Board, the "byte values" are converted to "ascii values". The encoding that takes place during that process is the encoding I should use to retrieve the "ascii values" back to "byte values".
Question: When I send byte values from the netduino to arduino via serial port, how can I set the encoding of the ascii values that will be transferred over?
Question: When I send byte values from the netduino to arduino via serial port, how can I set the encoding of the ascii values that will be transferred over?
In Topic: [ask] serial camera + gprs shield + netduino
17 February 2011 - 09:18 PM
Thanks CW2.
I check out what you said, and you are in fact right. I didn't know about these code pages until I checked them out right now. I plotted the same picture using different codepages (including 1250), however, the image is still not as good as it should be. How can I find out what code page the program used to write to the text file? I used this program called "processing" (which is a side program that comes with "Arduino"), and it doesn't specify what encoding it uses to write to a file.
In Topic: [ask] serial camera + gprs shield + netduino
17 February 2011 - 07:48 PM
I pretty much have the entire camera working now. My only problem right now is proper ASCII conversion.
For example, "Š" is interpreted by C# has hexadecimal of "160", where else, in reality, its actually '8A'. Some online converter also have this error. I assume its not an error at all, rather, a different "type" of interpretation of the ASCII table. I'm trying to figure that out. I will post some pictures as soon as I have resolved it.
In Topic: URGENT: Blue light always on
15 February 2011 - 06:18 AM
You sir, are the true meaning of good customer service.
Thank you again.
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