• Overview
• Hardware Specifications
• Schematic
• First Use (Web Serial Monitor)
• Connecting to Network
  • Set for the First Time
  • Operate shield to AP
  • Connect the shield to the wireless LAN router or AP
  • Connect the shield to the Ethernet
  • Set an IP address
    • Automatical IP setup
    • Manual IP setup
  • Verifying the IP Address
• Take Advantage of the Library
  • Library Overview
  • Installing the Library
  • Using the Examples
• Using Embedded Web Applications
  • Web Serial Monitor
  • Web Remote Control (Push)
  • Web Remote Control (Slide)
• Setting the Time

Web Serial Monitor

Serial Monitor is provided by Arduino IDE and can be used to debug source codes or to output the results. PHPoC Shield for Arduino provides the same function with the serial monitor via web. With your smartphone, you can operate whenever or wherever without connecting Arduino to the PC because of its web-based features.
After finishing the steps below, try modifying this example to monitor values from sensors.

Using Web Serial Monitor

1. Connect the shield to the network according to Connecting to Network.

2. Install Phpoc Library on your PC according to Installing the Library.

3. Run the Arduino IDE from the PC.

   

4. Open the "DateTime" example to confirm the web serial monitor feature.

   

5. After checking the loaded examples, upload them to the Arduino.

   

6. Now run a web browser on your smartphone or PC and connect to the IP address of the shield.

   

   Please, check Verify The IP Address if you do not know the IP address.

7. Click "Web Serial Monitor".

   

8. Set the rate to "9600" and click "Connect".

   

9. Once it is successfully connected, it will output the date and time as shown in the serial monitor.

   

10. Click on the button in the serial monitor of Arduino IDE, you can see the same output.