#Client mac address for directv pro#

I tried making a second ProcessCheckbox function changing all the values so they would correspond to another pin but that doesn’t work. Whenever I do, they both activate, or none at all, and turn on the wrong LED. I just can’t seem to add a second button. The base station is in the office with my main Mac Pro, a G5, and a stupid PC. Oh, and its audio port serves AirTunes to my receiver.

#Client mac address for directv pro#

HTTP_req = '' // finished with request, empty stringĭelay(1) // give the web browser time to receive the dataĭigitalWrite(2, HIGH) // checkbox is checkedĭigitalWrite(2, LOW) // checkbox is uncheckedįrom LED Control with Arduino Ethernet Shield Web Server The 'n' Express is in the family room where a MacBook Pro connects wirelessly, and where a Mac mini (used as a TV source) and a DirecTV receiver both connect to the Express' EtherNet port. HTTP_req += c // save the HTTP request 1 char at a timeĬlient.println('Click to switch LED on and off.') If (client.available()) // client data available to readĬhar c = client.read() // read 1 byte (character) from client I’m running a modified version of this code: #include īyte mac = //subnet maskĮthernet.begin(mac, ip, gateway, subnet) //start EthernetĮthernetClient client = server.available() // Create a client connection

The problem was that my subnet mask was wrong. My computer can handle that fine as well.

This is what I’m trying to run right now. Is the WebServer sketch (or this similar one) the wrong thing to be using for direct communication between the board and the computer? #include ĠxDE, 0xAD, 0xBE, 0圎F, 0xFE, 0圎D } //physical mac addressġ92, 168, 2, 201 } // static ip of ArduinoĮthernetServer server(80) //web server portĮthernet.begin(mac, ip, gateway, subnet) ĮthernetClient client = server.available() Ĭlient.println('Content-Type: text/html')