LAN Connection in Roborun

Greetings & Salutations:

System: SDC 2130 controller, Intel Atom D510, Widows 7 Professional, Remote Desktop

Roborun recognize controller in COM Port (remote Computer). I want to run control via LAN. I don't see the choice (LAN)
in "Run" -only COM Ports are showing

How do I control remotely using LAN

I've followed all the steps and established communication. this step is confusing me :
Remote controlling the motors
- Launch the Roborun software on the operator PC.
- Change COM/LAN port. Select LAN and enter robot's IP address. The upper right of the Roborun screen will indicate if connected or disconnected.
- Click on "Run" tab. Click on Run button.
Question: How or where do you do this step?

An older version of Roborun used to support connections to other Roborun instances over a TCP connection. This is no longer the case in Roborun+, which only support connections to our controllers over Serial.

Instead of connecting to Roborun remotely, we are currently working on adding ethernet support to our controllers. But for now, there is no where in Roborun+ (rev. 1.8) to configure any form of IP address.

Sorry for the confusion!

Hi,

Do you still that older version of Roborun that supports LAN connection available for download

I’m toying with the idea that connecting through TC/IP address gives the robot wider range- frim anywhere with internet cinnection using mobile hotspot with 3G/4/G signals.

I can try to dig it up when I am in the office. However, it will not be able to connect to the SDC2130 since that controller was released after support for the old version of Roborun (new version is Roborun+) had ceased.

The old version of Roborun also only ran on windows, so you would need to have a windows machine on your robot. If you have a windows machine on your robot, the easiest recommended solution is to use a VNC software to remote into the machine and run Roborun+.

jonalta wrote: I’m toying with the idea that connecting through TC/IP address gives the robot wider range- frim anywhere with internet cinnection using mobile hotspot with 3G/4/G signals.

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