David Beaudry

Trying to figure out where this issue is occurring. I'm sending a UDP packet from an arduino to max wirelessly (arduino >> wifi radio >> wireless network >> max >> net.udp.recv)

I'm sending raw bytes, so occasionally send a "0" (e.g. 126 2 0 21: header, # bytes in payload, payload). When that happens the mxj net.* objects pass thru "192 128", i.e. 126 2 192 128 21. Happens both with udp and multicast. A packet sniffer on the receiving machine shows that the right packet is making it's way to my mac (i.e. 0 = 0), so I'm thinking the issue lies with the mxj net.* objects.

Hi all,
Trying to figure out where this issue is occurring. I'm sending a UDP packet from an arduino to max wirelessly (arduino >> wifi radio >> wireless network >> max >> net.udp.recv)

issues-receiving-0-with-mxj-net-objects

hmmm...and if I send a byte value > 127 anywhere in the packet, that value gets converted to "239 191 189". Perhaps sending raw bytes over the network to max was not meant to be? again, a packet sniffer shows the right values reaching the mac.

? I wrote that object specially to handle raw byte streams incoming to Max through UDP. You may access it in The 

have you considered using [sadam.udpReceiver]? I wrote that object specially to handle raw byte streams incoming to Max through UDP. You may access it in The sadam Library (see http://www.sadam.hu/software ).

Absolutely brilliant! Exactly what I needed!

Can I ask you , which kind of wifi system did you use to send data wirelessly from arduino ?

issues receiving "0" with mxj net* objects