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You should have already worked through the [[1072 - Getting Started]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.<br> | You should have already worked through the [[1072 - Getting Started]] page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.<br> | ||
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* Set up SSH on the SBC as described on the [[OS - Phidget SBC#SSH|OS - Phidget SBC]] page, and | |||
* Installed Python on the SBC as described on the [[OS - Phidget SBC#Installing Python|OS - Phidget SBC]] page | |||
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Revision as of 16:00, 19 March 2012
The project described here creates a website hosted on the Phidget Single Board Computer (SBC). The website can both serve static pages, as well as pages that can send simple requests back and forth to the Phidgets attached to the SBC.
Practical concepts covered are (click on links to see other projects on that topic):
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As with any of our described projects, Phidgets takes care of the electrical component design. This is a middle-ground solution to controlling Phidgets over a network using the SBC.
- If you just want data to go back and forth between Phidgets and your computer - via the SBC - over the network, you probably want the simple example in the Use Phidgets Wirelessly with the SBC guide.
- If you want something more powerful and flexible to control Phidgets over a network, you may be interested in the full Web Server on the SBC guide.
Time: A few hours
Special Needed Tools: A Phidget SBC, Ethernet and power cords (or Wireless), an LED, and your computer.
You should have already worked through the 1072 - Getting Started page to have set up the network on your SBC and obtained its IP or local link address.
You should also have:
- Set up SSH on the SBC as described on the OS - Phidget SBC page, and
- Installed Python on the SBC as described on the OS - Phidget SBC page
