Control your R/C vehicle from your iPhone
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I’ve finally managed to flash my LaFonera+ through serial with DD-WRT, so I can send commands through SSH wirelessly to my Arduino board to control the servo’s.
I’ve also managed to power my LaFonera+ from the Arduino. I haven’t connected up the TX for now because I have no intention of letting the arduino talk back to the router, so for now this should shut it up.
Credit has to go to echoditto labs for giving me the initial idea. The full tutorial to flashing the LaFonera+ 2201 (UK Version) and connecting it to the arduino will be published soon.
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