The only difference here is that this web server gets announced The code below is just taken from the "WebServer" example in the Ethernet OR NOTHING WILL WORK! Preferably, call it once per loop(). This actually runs the Bonjour module. Int8_t ethernet_start(uint8_t mac, boolean verbose) * For non-DHCP different constructor with GW, etc is used. * Try to begin ethernet with mac value, which means using DHCP. Int res = EthernetBonjour.addServiceRecord("test._http", Bonjour in the "Bookmarks" preferences in Safari). While((!Serial) & (millis() Bonjour (Provided that you have enabled Wait here for up to 10 seconds to see if we will use Serial Monitor, so output is not lost Open serial communications and wait for port to open: for measuring how long a routine takesĭelay(1) // allow time for both pins to reach 3.3V any pointer on how to troubleshoot this?Īny help would be very much appreciated! thanks!!!!Ĭode: // Illustrates how to register a Bonjour service. Are there any plans to include Bonjour in the Teensy library of Ethernet? are there any differences between a Teensy 3.0 to Teensy 3.6 in regards to this? Could it be that this library simply won't work on a 3.6 but would work fine on 3.0/3.1/3.2? is this library (which I think it's the newest I've found and is built on EthernetUDP rather than direct HW calls to w5100) compatible with the T3.6? Which library is a good one to test? I tried for hours but couldn't narrow it down so far. My network seems to be OK, I tried different routers - no luck. In addition none of the example sketches bundled with the library works correctly. No matter what I do, when having a good spin (no crashes) the loop() get's executed I can see the webserver page using the ip address but the Teensy will never register it's hostname nor any Bonjour service records (using OSX Bonjour Browser application I can see a lot of Bonjour services of other devices in my LAN but never my arduino). Return this->addServiceRecord(name, port, proto, "") //works for Teensy 2 (8-bit Atmel) Return this->addServiceRecord(name, port, proto, NULL) //works for Teensy 3 (32-bit Arm Cortex) Int EthernetBonjourClass::addServiceRecord(const char* name, uint16_t port,
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