
robot468
hi.
I have problem with video from rover camera in EZ-Builder.
Sorry for bad English, it is not my native language.
First, all was ok. I've connected to robot from EZB, picture was ok, and I ran the robot by office about 10-20 minutes.
Then, after reconnect i saw black screen instead of picture. Motion controls still work fine. I tried to reinstall EZB, reset the robot, tried on another pc - nothing helps. On iphone everything is ok. Even the python script, that grabs jpeg from camera works fine.
I watched traffic between EZB and robot - it seems, that robot sends its video stream, but EZB shows only black screen.
Help me! thanks
Tutorial section will help you for everything. You can access the tutorial section by clicking Tutorials from the top menu of the website.
Thanks I read all the tuto, yes it's true *eek* but I didn't find the answer
How to connect my rover to my WIFI network ( not to my computer through wifi )
Thanks per advance for your HELP
I'm now solving the same problem. It is not possible with standart instruments. The solution is to download firmware through com port on bottom of rover (under cover, near to the reset button). Unpack it, change config files and upload it back.
some info here http://www.openipcam.com/forum/index.php/topic,261.0.html
It looks like @robot468 has the idea of looking into other sites that deal with the hacking of the Rover itself... which seems to be the root of the issue, not with DJ's ad-hoc tie-in with ARC.
Of course once you figure it out, please do share the solution with this forum so that it might help the next person who asks
You are understand 100%
It's simple, I just want to remote through internet my Rover *sick*
I think the first step is to connect my rover to my infrastructure wifi network.
I understand that the rover firmware can only connect with ad-hoc network.
Is there a firmware for infrastructure wifi connection ?
*stress* *stress*
You can solve this without firmware hack. You can make server at home, connect it to rover by ad-hoc and simply forward 80 port from rover to external ip address.
My target is to avoid max control distance restriction. We have large office with common, single wi-fi network. It would be cool to travel everywhere :-)
Ok I understand, but how I can connect my server to my rover through my infrastructure wifi network.
Sorry i don't understand *stress*
But iphone/ipad client works well. And my self-made script for parsing videostream works too
1) Start ARC
2) Open debug window
3) Add Control->Robots->Brookstone Rover Movement Panel
4) Add Control->Camera->Camera Device
5) Select Brookstone Rover from Camera Device List
6) Press CONNECT on brookstone rover movement panel
Any messages in debug?
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