| This example application demonstrates
the networking power of the IRCMs (Infra Red Control Modules).
Not only can you control the IRCMs using a TV remote, but you
can also communicate between IRCM modules themselves. |
| This example demonstrates how
you can communicate from one Master IRCM plugged into an OOPic-R too
two Slave IRCM (also plugged into OOPic-R modules). |
| This is only a small sample of
the total networking ability of the IRCMs. With a total of 256
possible nodes, this means the ability to communicate between 256
IRCM units! |
| In this example, the master IRCM/OOPic-R
waits for button presses. When a button is pressed, data is sent too
the two slave IRCM/OOPic-R which in turn, output to the equivalent
LED IOLine. You can press any buttons you like and the information
will be transferred from the master too the slaves. |
| This program could be used with
a group of robots to form a colony. If one detects a disturbance,
it will transmit a warning signal to all the other robots so all can
react in the same way! |
| The only connection you need
to make is to plug the IRCM onto the OOPic-Rs 5 way Programming
Header (next to the DB9 port). The IRCM will only fit on one way. |
| Plug power to the OOPic-R boards
and your network is up and running! |
| Download
the code here. |