Internet

Icons & Hints Examples
Hints: ALWAYS start an Internet program with this icon. If an IP number was strung onto the Begin icon, this piece of code would be sent over the Internet. It would be stored as a program in a remote RCX that would turn on motor A until a touch sensor was pressed, and then shut it off.
Hints: ALWAYS end an Internet program with this icon. Each task needs its own End icon. If an IP number was strung onto the Begin icon, this piece of code would be sent over the Internet. It would be stored as a program in a remote RCX that would turn on motor A until a touch sensor was pressed, and then shut it off.
Hints: ALWAYS start a direct Internet program with this icon. If an IP number was strung onto the Begin Direct icon, this piece of code would control an RCX in direct mode over the Internet. It would turn on motor A on the remote RCX until a touch sensor was released and then turn it off.
Hints: ALWAYS end a direct Internet program with this icon. Each task needs its own end icon. If an IP number were strung onto the Begin Direct icon, this piece of code would control an RCX in direct mode over the Internet. It would turn on motor A on the remote RCX until a touch sensor was released and then turn it off.
Hints: The string constant can be wired to into any VI that requires a string modifier. For example, the string constant can be used to supply the IP address in internet functions or the variable names for variable containers. The string constant provides an IP address to the Begin Direct icon. This piece of code would control an RCX in direct mode over the Internet. It would turn on motor A on the remote RCX until a touch sensor was pressed and then turn it off.