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Serial Ethernet TCP UDP communication with Visual Studio 2010

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Author: Chris Jed

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Example: 1.0.0.0

Category: Ethernet

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License: MIT license  

Uses PIC18F45K22 and Serial Ethernet Board to communicate with an application in Visual Studio 2010. The application in Visual Studio 2010 uses Visual Basic. This project uses TCP to display a web-page on a browser and to display status of LEDs and ADC read in VS2010 app. UDP is used to display messages form both PIC18F45K22 and VS2010 app.

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The example in the MikroBASIC project uses TCP communication via Serial Ethernet Board to display a web-page of PortA LEDs (RA1 to RA5) status and ADC read connected to RA0, as well as the HTTP request counter and what refresh rate is set.

The GLCD connected to the PIC18F45K22 will display messages received and sent to the Visual Studio 2010 application when that app is run. Use RE0 to send a message, RE1 to toggle between three pre-programmed messages and RE2 to start/stop messages automatically being sent.

Visual Studio 2010 app uses TCP to get status of LEDs and ADC and will display LEDs as either lit or unlit in pictureboxes and a progress bar displays the ADC read. UDP text is displayed in a read-only textbox, another textbox is where you type messages to be sent to the PIC18F45K22 for display on it's GLCD.

Visual Studio 2010 app uses Visual Basic. It communicates with PIC18F45K22 via HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse Methods (TCP). It also uses the Sockets UDPClient Method to send text and listen for text (UDP).


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