public MainPage()
{
this.InitializeComponent();
if (USE_VBB_CONNECTION)
{
/*
* VirtualBreadboard Virtual Firmata device (www.virtualbreadboard.com)
* - is the server, so you must run VBB first
* - connection port 5000 as set in the VBB firmata port property
* - connects using the local IP address, 127.0.0.1
* - You must enable Private Networks ( Cient & Server ) in thePackage : Capabilities manifest
*/
LocalSerialSocket localSocket = new LocalSerialSocket(5000);
if (USE_CUSTOM_PROTOCOL)
{
myRemoteProtocol = new CustomRemoteProtocol(localSocket);
}
else
{
arduino = new RemoteDevice(localSocket);
}
arduino.DeviceReady += OnConnectionEstablished;
connection = localSocket;
}
else
{
/*
* I've written my bluetooth device name as a parameter to the BluetoothSerial constructor. You should change this to your previously-paired
* device name if using Bluetooth. You can also use the BluetoothSerial.listAvailableDevicesAsync() function to list
* available devices, but that is not covered in this sample.
*/
BluetoothSerial bluetooth = new BluetoothSerial("RNBT-E072");
if (USE_CUSTOM_PROTOCOL)
{
myRemoteProtocol = new CustomRemoteProtocol(bluetooth);
}
else
{
arduino = new RemoteDevice(bluetooth);
}
bluetooth.ConnectionEstablished += OnConnectionEstablished;
connection = bluetooth;
}
//these parameters don't matter for localSocket/bluetooth
connection.begin(115200, SerialConfig.SERIAL_8N1);
}
public MainPage()
{
this.InitializeComponent();
if (USE_VBB_CONNECTION)
{
/*
* VirtualBreadboard Virtual Firmata device (www.virtualbreadboard.com)
* - is the server, so you must run VBB first
* - connection port 5000 as set in the VBB firmata port property
* - connects using the local IP address, 127.0.0.1
* - You must enable Private Networks ( Cient & Server ) in thePackage : Capabilities manifest
*/
LocalSerialSocket localSocket = new LocalSerialSocket(5000);
if (USE_CUSTOM_PROTOCOL)
{
myRemoteProtocol = new CustomRemoteProtocol(localSocket);
}
else
{
arduino = new RemoteDevice(localSocket);
}
arduino.DeviceReady += OnConnectionEstablished;
connection = localSocket;
}
else
{
/*
* I've written my bluetooth device name as a parameter to the BluetoothSerial constructor. You should change this to your previously-paired
* device name if using Bluetooth. You can also use the BluetoothSerial.listAvailableDevicesAsync() function to list
* available devices, but that is not covered in this sample.
*/
BluetoothSerial bluetooth = new BluetoothSerial("RNBT-E072");
if (USE_CUSTOM_PROTOCOL)
{
myRemoteProtocol = new CustomRemoteProtocol(bluetooth);
}
else
{
arduino = new RemoteDevice(bluetooth);
}
bluetooth.ConnectionEstablished += OnConnectionEstablished;
connection = bluetooth;
}
//these parameters don't matter for localSocket/bluetooth
connection.begin(115200, SerialConfig.SERIAL_8N1);
}
