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I'm just getting started with sbRIO and wonder what is available to make a wireless connection to my embedded system?

We are working on an autonomous  vehicle  and expect that the ability to monitor and or change  various operating  modes, parameters wirelessly will be useful.   I have been looking in the knowledge base, developers forum, etc to no avail.   Anybody have any experience here?     Wireless Ethernet is my preference.
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Petert

sbRIO is a Ethernet networked device and it can use any wireless network communication device. Connect your sbRIo to a wireless(wifi) access point and connect your computer to a wifi router and you can control it wirelessly. Once example of this is the FIRST robotics competition who use a wifi hub and access point to wirelessly control a networked compact RIO.

 

Message Edited by Huter on 04-08-2009 02:32 PM
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Any suggestions for a compact wifi access point for use with the sbRIO?   The rest of the network is already in place.
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PETERT wrote:
Any suggestions for a compact wifi access point for use with the sbRIO?   The rest of the network is already in place.

My recommendation would be to google for variations on "rugged wifi access point" or "12V wifi access point".  My group needed 12V rugged ethernet switches.  They cost $900 but operate in extreme temperatures.  Only you know what your specification versus cost requirements.  I will caution you (as someone working with vehicle testing) that you will likely want a rugged unit that can handle 50 or 70 degC.  On a sunny day, the interior temps of a vehicle can climb 50 degrees above ambient.

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