Community Robot Questions Share Bluetooth connection with ARC zzl630 USA Asked Sep 2011 — Edited Sep 2011 Share Bluetooth Connection With ARC Skip to comments Jump to end I wrote some VB code using EZ-SDK. I want to use the same Bluetooth connection ARC uses, so I don't need to rewrite every feature ARC already has. Is that possible?or did I miss it again? confused Jump to end Upgrade to ARC Pro Don't limit your robot's potential – subscribe to ARC Pro and transform it into a dynamic, intelligent machine. Compare Pro Features View Subscription Plans cjmekeel USA #1 Sep 2011 I'm not entirely sure what you mean by this. I assume you put together a VB program and now you want to connect to the EZB while the EZB is connected to ARC? I don't think thats possible. Once that port is in use by one program I don't think you'll be able to access it from another. zzl630 USA #2 Sep 2011 Yea you got what I meant. I guess I need to write some code then. Thanks Login to post a comment
zzl630 USA Asked Sep 2011 — Edited Sep 2011 Share Bluetooth Connection With ARC Skip to comments Jump to end I wrote some VB code using EZ-SDK. I want to use the same Bluetooth connection ARC uses, so I don't need to rewrite every feature ARC already has. Is that possible?or did I miss it again? confused Jump to end
cjmekeel USA #1 Sep 2011 I'm not entirely sure what you mean by this. I assume you put together a VB program and now you want to connect to the EZB while the EZB is connected to ARC? I don't think thats possible. Once that port is in use by one program I don't think you'll be able to access it from another.
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by this. I assume you put together a VB program and now you want to connect to the EZB while the EZB is connected to ARC? I don't think thats possible. Once that port is in use by one program I don't think you'll be able to access it from another.
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by this.
I assume you put together a VB program and now you want to connect to the EZB while the EZB is connected to ARC?
I don't think thats possible. Once that port is in use by one program I don't think you'll be able to access it from another.
Yea you got what I meant. I guess I need to write some code then. Thanks