Ez-b has the ability to be connected to http server so the ez-b can be connected to one computer and is capable of being controlled via another computer connection, most op for using embedded computing in this application.

Can you please confirm if I can do the following?

Host/Server Computer:

• Host the EZ-B and connect to robot
• Host the Web server (listen for commands)

Remote computer:

• Send commands over web to webserver

Is this possible?

See HTTP Server Tutorial

Yup

You can do all of those things. And you can also connect via TCP as a webservice to the console.

Look at this tutorial and watch the video for client server on this page: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=171

That will explain a bit about the console server.

As for the HTTP connection, the above response covers that

Hello everyone,

Does anyone know the syntax for a http command to EZB throught web server. For now the only thing I got is to have a shortcut on my iphone to connect directly with proper identification so I just have to open the bookmark to be logged in. However I'd like to do something as below :

http://IP_Address:port/login?password="""""&command such as set(1.D8, on)

Any clue ?

You can start with this: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=48

And when you connect to it, there is a Script Interface option in the menu. You will see it when you connect to the HTTP via web browser. There are instructions within that Script Interface to send EZ-Script commands over HTTP.

Off the top of my head I forget what the syntax is, but you have it close. It's something just like you posted...

I have them written down at home, I'll post them when I get home.

Replace IPAddress for the IP and PORT for the port. Also change admin to the username you choose.

Script commands

http://IPAddress:PORT//exec?password=admin&script=command

Replace command for the EZ-Script command i.e. Set(D0, On) or Servo(D5,78)

Movement Panel

http://IPAddress:PORT/movement?password=admin&direction=direction

Replace direction for the direction i.e. forward, reverse, left, right, stop.

Many thanks! That was really helpfull!