You can use .ToString() to get a unique string that identifies the channel.

-Patrick

... it will now wait for any initial state to come back from the device (sensor values, etc.), up to the timeout value, and then open() returns. -Patrick Thanks again Patrick. We moved the Attached status check until after the Open port with timeout returns and it now updates in the UI correctly.

... it will now wait for any initial state to come back from the device (sensor values, etc.), up to the timeout value, and then open() returns. -Patrick

Thanks Patrick. For this application, the order from multiple hubs isn't important.

You will get 2 events. Which event comes in first will depend on the latencies in the system, and will be unpredictable.

-Patrick

libphidget22extra shouldn't be required - this is used by our network server, but not required for network clients.

libphidget22-dev is required for .NET to find the C library.

-Patrick

... to plug the HUB into your network with ethernet, then you can load up the web interface and see what the WiFi password is set to, and change it. -Patrick

... to list interfaces - see if the SBC has received an IP. If there is a DHCP server on your network, the SBC should be able to get and IP address. -Patrick

Does the SBC show up in the Phidgets control panel on your PC? If it doesn't get an IP from DHCP it should self-assign a link-local IP and still be accessible on the local LAN.

You could attach an HDMI monitor and keyboard and configure it locally to get in on the network.

-Patrick

... * Math.Cos(pitchAngle) + magField[1] * Math.Sin(pitchAngle) * Math.Sin(rollAngle) + magField[2] * Math.Sin(pitchAngle) * Math.Cos(rollAngle)); -Patrick