parrl896

I'm currently working on a collective instrument and I have 10 different

sensors (can do pic chips or basic stamp) and I need to send that serial

data wirelessly to max. Is this familiar to any of you? I'd like to know

what would be the simplest way to do it memory speed-wise. And what

would be the friendliest and reliable bluetooth device to use.

And thanks for all the previous help on sound synthesis and 8-bit-like

I'm currently working on a collective instrument and I have 10 different
sensors (can do pic chips or basic stamp) and I need to send that serial
data wirelessly to max. Is this familiar to any of you? I'd like to know
what would be the simplest way to do it memory speed-wise. And what
would be the friendliest and reliable bluetooth device to use. 

And thanks for all the previous help on sound synthesis and 8-bit-like
type of sounds.

bluetooth-2

On 18 Dec 2006, at 19:23, Leonardo Parra wrote:

> I'm currently working on a collective instrument and I have 10 

> sensors (can do pic chips or basic stamp) and I need to send that 

Todor Todoroff is doing something similar for our project using PIC 

connected to a Lantronix board which transmits UDP packets. There's 

> I'm currently working on a collective instrument and I have 10  
> different
> sensors (can do pic chips or basic stamp) and I need to send that  
> serial
> data wirelessly to max.

Todor Todoroff is doing something similar for our project using PIC  
connected to a Lantronix board which transmits UDP packets. There's  
some information at:

The EE on my upcoming project is presently building a prototype of on-body sensors with zigbee transmission. He says it will be easier and less costly to implement than bluetooth, and very reliable. Our application will not need long transmission distances, so that's not an issue.

By the way, the Arduino site has tutorials up on both zigbee and bluetooth integration with their boards.

The EE on my upcoming project is presently building a prototype of on-body sensors with zigbee transmission.  He says it will be easier and less costly to implement than bluetooth, and very reliable.  Our application will not need long transmission distances, so that's not an issue.

By the way, the Arduino site has tutorials up on both zigbee and bluetooth integration with their boards.


bluetooth.