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 Blinker Demo Notes
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TINI Demo by JJ Robinson II
mkia1@yahoo.com

I. Description
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Learning demo for TINI programming which borrows from the Dallas Semiconductor examples "Blinky" and "NetSwitch".  Demonstrates use of communications between a host applet and the TINI TCP/IP server to independently control the "on" and "off" times of the D1 LED on the TINI module.  Uses the (obsolete} AWT GUI sliders to allow applet user to set times between 0 and 1000 milliseconds for each.

II. Files
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build.bat 				-Script to build the Host and TINI 						 executables, place in \TINI\bin
 
Host\build.bat 			-Script to build the host.
Host\src\BlinkerControl.java 	-Source for the main applet class with 					 host user interface.

TINI\build.bat             	-Script to build the server.
TINI\src\Blinker.java		-Source for the BitPort interface and 					 Blinker.
TINI\src\BlinkerWorker.java	-Source interface to communicate with the 					 applet on the Host.
TINI\src\TINIWebServer.java 	-Source for the main TINI server class.
TINI\src\WebWorker.java     	-Source for the HTTPServer interface.

III. Instructions
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1. Unzip this distribution into the TINI\Examples directory.  Load files from the examples\AN_OnOff\TINI\bin directory using FTP. Open an FTP session and execute the following (where XX is the subnet address for the TINI):

       open 192.168.1.XX
       root
       tini
       bin
       put TINIWebServer.tini
       put BlinkerControl.jar
       close
       quit

2. Open a Telnet session to your TINI board, logon to Slush. 

3. On the TINI, execute TINIWebServer.tini &
      
4. On the Host machine, direct your browser to the IP address of your  TINI.  When the applet runs on the host, you should see two horizontal sliders with appropriate labels, ready for hours of LED-blinking entertainment!

IV. Revision History
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1.00 - First release, 10-18-2003.

V. Notes
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Constructive comments are welcome, especially on the efficiency of data communications of the demo.  Respond to the above email address, or the DalSemi e-list for the TINI: http://lists.dalsemi.com/mailman/listinfo/tini