Uploading an Image using the Arduino Ethernet Shield

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Re: Uploading an Image using the Arduino Ethernet Shield

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So which do you advise that I use if I don't plan on stacking another shield? Male headers right?

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Yes. The male headers included with the shield should be fine.

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And as for the Bluefruit EZ-Link Shield, what does the 1.0 mean? Just asking to be safe.

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When will the Bluefruit EZ-Link Shield be available? I think I subscribed to it, but I'm a bit anxious about it :lol:

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V1,0 is the version number. This is our first (and only - so far) Bluetooth shield. We should have them in-stock as soon as we have all the components for a production run.

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Alright, thank you very much.

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Is the Bluetooth Shield better than the Wifi shield concerning this matter?

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For wireless uploading of code, the BlueFruit shield is the better choice.

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And what about uploading to a server? and furthermore, I'm having difficulties with the RX/TX tutorial for the Bluefruit EZ-Link shield? Can you assist me with getting a successful sketch to operate?

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nd what about uploading to a server?
For uploading to a server, WiFi is probably simpler.
I'm having difficulties with the RX/TX tutorial for the Bluefruit EZ-Link shield? Can you assist me with getting a successful sketch to operate?
Can you be more specific about the difficulties you are having?

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I can't get my Bluefruit EZ-Link Shield to display the message after connecting RX to TX. How much more difficult would it be for the Bluefruit to upload to a server? Can you help me develop a sketch for it?

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I can't get my Bluefruit EZ-Link Shield to display the message after connecting RX to TX.
I assume you are talking about the loopback test here: http://learn.adafruit.com/introducing-b ... nk/testing
Is the red led blinking to indicate a connection? Post a photo showing your soldering on the shield.
How much more difficult would it be for the Bluefruit to upload to a server?
You would need to write some code on the server-side to accept the serial transmission and write it to a file.

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The interval blinking from simply connecting it to the USB connection or the rapid blinking from running the sketch?

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The interval blinking from simply connecting it to the USB connection or the rapid blinking from running the sketch?
What USB connection? You do not connect it to USB for the loopback test.
http://learn.adafruit.com/introducing-b ... nk/testing

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Re: Uploading an Image using the Arduino Ethernet Shield

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Oh, so if I powered it with one laptop. I'd run the sketch with another one? And on another note, which wi-fi module from adafruit? concerning servers?

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