mrossen Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 26, 2020 #1 Hi, I have made a app there reads data from CanBus in a car and show id's and bytes on the device screen. All the data comes in by USB (Serial). The data is stored in a list before I use it for display. I would like to send this list over the internet to another device there then display it. It will be aprox. 2000-3000 bytes every 100 ms. Any one knows if this is possible or will there be a large delay on the data. And if it is possible what is the right way to do it. Mogens
Hi, I have made a app there reads data from CanBus in a car and show id's and bytes on the device screen. All the data comes in by USB (Serial). The data is stored in a list before I use it for display. I would like to send this list over the internet to another device there then display it. It will be aprox. 2000-3000 bytes every 100 ms. Any one knows if this is possible or will there be a large delay on the data. And if it is possible what is the right way to do it. Mogens
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 26, 2020 #2 mrossen said: I would like to send this list over the internet to another device there then display it Click to expand... It requires special network configuration. It will be easier to send the data to an online server and let the other device read the data from the server. You can also use an online MQTT broker. It will be simple to implement. mrossen said: It will be aprox. 2000-3000 bytes every 100 ms. Click to expand... Shouldn't be a problem. Upvote 0
mrossen said: I would like to send this list over the internet to another device there then display it Click to expand... It requires special network configuration. It will be easier to send the data to an online server and let the other device read the data from the server. You can also use an online MQTT broker. It will be simple to implement. mrossen said: It will be aprox. 2000-3000 bytes every 100 ms. Click to expand... Shouldn't be a problem.
