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]]> http://ifdblog.org/toolbox/?feed=rss2&p=966 0 ARDUINO AND FLASH http://ifdblog.org/toolbox/?p=203 http://ifdblog.org/toolbox/?p=203#comments Wed, 18 Aug 2010 14:48:34 +0000 admin http://ifdblog.org.dd16522.kasserver.com/blog_cp_20_progress/?p=203 arduino_20070627
It is possible to connect the ARDUINO with ActionScript 3 application. Since the FlashPlayer is a Client-based technology it has no rights to connect to Devices other than webcam or microphone. To get in contact with the ARDUINO environment we need to use a local SocketServer, a small tool, that simulates streamlike In/Output.

All this knowledge is collected in a very good working library called AS3Glue.
have a look over here: http://code.google.com/p/as3glue/

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Glue is an ActionScript 3.0 library that enables communication between Flash and Arduino boards with Firmata. Since Flash cannot interface the serial port directly we’ll use Serialproxy in between. Serialproxy converts incoming serial data the XMLsocket data.

http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Interfacing/Flash
A Flash Socket Library: Actionscript code in flash that accepts and interprets the data coming in from the network socket. You can do this yourself, but why? – most people use an existing codebase.

1. Download AS3Glue.
2. Get the latest Firmata 2.0 for your ARDUINO and Upload it.
3. Configurate serproxy.exe for your environment.
4. open the flash tutorial of AS3Glue.
5. yeah!

Some good intruductions into Flash/Arduino can be found at PROTOLABS over here

Here is a small TUTORIAL to get in touch with the AS3Glue libary. Download the complete folder and unpack it.

  1. you need to configurate your serproxy.exe to make it all work. This means to find out which com port the ARDUINO board uses on your machine. Then edit the serproxy.cfg file.
  2. open the flash project an edit the com port too – this should be the same as in the serproxy.cfg – take care, that you allways use the 57600 baud rate. otherwise the communication wil fail.
  3. execute the flash project. the ARDUINO should initialize now and some data sould be shown.
  4. connect a sensor at pin0 and a servo on DPin 9 and let it rock.
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