Control your Arduino - Using your PC & VB.Net

Build a program for your computer that can control your Arduino.
This example controls pin 13 but you could use it for almost anything that your Arduino can do
Link for Visual studio
visualstudio.m...

[@CarlosDiagnosticos]

Thank you so much! This is just what I was looking for.

[@goose2574]

Ive been wanting to learn how to control my Arduino with VB and this was very helpful thanks

[@GlennBayot-jq8ed]

Thanks a lot. That was great

[@COMTECHGUIDE]

This is what I am waiting to make like this. Thanks for tutorial

[@50Hz]

COMTECHGUIDE I’m trying to make series of videos which forms the building blocks of how to make something big. I was going to publish a video this week of how to read an arduino variable over wifi. But I lost my voice so it had to wait. Should be out latter in the week.

[@comet424]

how can you do this for network cable instead of serial cable.. I wanna do like couple relays like a Timer set it up in VB to turn on off relay but from my computer to edit the Arduino to save the timer information on the Arduino etc

[@50Hz]

Thats a good idea for a video. I'll look into it.

[@michaelbuch1782]

Gr8 Video

[@50Hz]

Thank you

[@daniaazzahra1698]

hi i found your video and it's really helping but i have a question, can we send and receive data between visual basic net and arduino but using wifi (ssid and password) not port and baudrate? it would really help me and i'd really appreciate it if you reply to me. thank you so much!

[@50Hz]

Yeah, I’ve got some videos planned around this. Waiting for an order to come in that I need to control. It will be a wireless connection I need to make

[@RD-ni7qe]

Any chance you know how to write the code to control an Arduino + Ethernet Shield, using command line on a PC?

[@50Hz]

As in address/ control the Arduino over an Ethernet network using an IP address?

[@RD-ni7qe]

@@50Hz Yeah! Say I'm controlling a bunch of relays from my Arduino, I would love to be able to control them by sending a simple text string to the Arduino's IP address. Sending a string like 'relay6on' or 'relay6off' using a terminal program like PuTTy or HyperTerminal.
Not sure how this would be done, I'm thinking the Arduino might have to be running it's own Telnet server or something?

[@50Hz]

@@RD-ni7qe this is a cool idea. Check my channel in a couple of weeks I’ll make it my next project. I’ll order a Ethernet shield tomorrow

[@RD-ni7qe]

@@50Hz Awesome! If you can try find a shield based on the Wiznet W5500 Ethernet chip (instead of the W5100 or enc28j60), as the W5500 supposedly utilizes the SPI much better, along with a few other improvements.
I've just picked up an W5500 Ethernet shield for my Nano Every, it should be on my door step soon!

[@RD-ni7qe]

@@50Hz I've been working on this myself, seems I've got a bit to learn here... I looking at example Arduino sketches which read received UDP strings... I'm pretty sure that's going to be the most straight forward way.