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• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

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• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in Interfacing • 9 years, 3 months

  

  Also I think you didn't get the full idea that I am working on..
  The keypad is wired into different circuit that is using it... I need to monitor this key pad and check which button was pressed... to get the idea please see this pseudocode to get the idea:

  The keypad is implemented this way: pin1 & 2 are the driving lines; pins 10 - 12 are sensing lines
        pin 1    pin 2
          |        |
  pin10--pwr------ |----
          |        |
  pin11--tUp-----tDwn--
          |        |
  pin12--fan-------|----
          |        |
  

  to detect which button is clicked I have to do this way:

  while(true){
        if (pin 1 == low){
          if(pin10 == low)
              pwr is clicked;
          else if(pin 11 == low)
              tUp is clicked;
          else if(pin 11 == low)
              fan is clicked;
        }
        else if (pin 2 == low){
          if(pin 11 == low)
              tDwn is clicked;
        }
  }
  

• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in Interfacing • 9 years, 3 months

  

  @allObjects I don't think I get that
  take it easy.. I am still so new to the code (in fact I just found about it today). I don't know how the code structure and how it operates ! Though I am experienced with arduino...
  I don't know how the code loops! And how I can make a routine for my logic.. And whether it is possible to serve a web page and watch a hardware concurrently?!

  So can you please elaborate more?

• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in Interfacing • 9 years, 3 months

  

  @Gordon
  is it possible to make a function that always loops? and whenever the user request the page it can answer with the page as well?

  The keys I am watching are implemented as keypad, and to monitor what key is pressed I need to watch the driving pins and which pin of the sensing pins has changed.. I have the logic and I can simply convert it to code. But is it possible to make an event listener for these changes and serve the web as well?

• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in General • 9 years, 3 months

  

  P.S. I don't need to update the page while it is still open..

• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in Interfacing • 9 years, 3 months

  

  I am trying to use the 8266 alone. It is ok to do some tests with the current firmware..

  No I don't need to update the page while it is still open. I just need to update the variables and once I refresh the page I see the new values

• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in General • 9 years, 3 months

  

  Hello everyone...
  I am new to this forum, I hope I can add more value here.

  I have a question regarding a project I am working on.
  I am developing a remote controller using an ESP8266 and interfacing with some simple electronics to my hardware I want to control. I want to interface with the user using a webpage obviously.
  In the beginning I started to do the development using the esplorer tool and lua scripting. But that was very not helpful and can't give me all the features I wanted. Then I found this amazing javascript interpreter that may give me what I need. So I have some questions for you guys.

  I want to control a wall-mounted device that controls my AC. The device has some interfacing buttons (power, fan, tempUp and tempDown).
  I want to make the device controlled by the web interface as well as the device interface itself.
  developing the webpage is easy and I could follow the tutorials easily. But is it possible to update the content of the web interface when a button is clicked? I mean if someone turned on the AC, when I go to the webpage I can see the status as "ON" and if someone changed the temperature I can keep track of how many times he clicked the button and update the temp variable in the controller?

  To sum up, I want to make the variables for the webpage controlled by the hardware as well as the user from the PC.

  BTW I made all the interfacing hardware and I just need to program my 8266.

  Thanks

• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in Interfacing • 9 years, 3 months

  

  BTW I made all the interfacing hardware and I just need to program my 8266.

• Can I make web interface for hardware events?

  in Interfacing • 9 years, 3 months

  

  just found out that this thread is not meant for this type of conversations.. I don't know how to delete the conversation however..

  Hello everyone...
  I am new to this forum, I hope I can add more value here.

  I have a question regarding a project I am working on.
  I am developing a remote controller using an ESP8266 and interfacing with some simple electronics to my hardware I want to control. I want to interface with the user using a webpage obviously.
  In the beginning I started to do the development using the esplorer tool and lua scripting. But that was very not helpful and can't give me all the features I wanted. Then I found this amazing javascript interpreter that may give me what I need. So I have some questions for you guys.

  I want to control a wall-mounted device that controls my AC. The device has some interfacing buttons (power, fan, tempUp and tempDown).
  I want to make the device controlled by the web interface as well as the device interface itself.
  developing the webpage is easy and I could follow the tutorials easily. But is it possible to update the content of the web interface when a button is clicked? I mean if someone turned on the AC, when I go to the webpage I can see the status as "ON" and if someone changed the temperature I can keep track of how many times he clicked the button and update the temp variable in the controller?

  To sum up, I want to make the variables for the webpage controlled by the hardware as well as the user from the PC.

  Thanks