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MattiasC:
I was curious if there is any information about the communication protocol between RCS64 and an Arduino. I understand the SmartSensor is based on Arduino and is communicating, but is the protocol open source? The RCS64 web page is refering to a video and a manual, but neither seem to exist. It is also refering to a thread on SlotForum but the last entry in there is from mars. (Havent read everything there, but I couldnt find the protocol.) So, anyone?

chris99:
Hi,
Is this what you're looking for?

--- Quote ---Commands the SmartSensor replies to:
Commands is always to be terminated with a ";"

    ? = Printout all commands
    snread = Read S/N
    snwrite = Write S/N
    ver = Read FW version
    set_ss_mode = Set to SmartSensor protocol
    set_pp_mode = Set to PitPro protocol
    set_se_mode = Set to Sector protocol
    reset = Reset Pit status for all cars
    set_status = Set status of a car CarID[1..6],Status[0/1]
    status = Read pit status
    led X on/off/blink = turn on/off single LED
    get_led_stat = Read all LEDS status
    all_on = turn on all LED
    all_off = turn off all LED
    read_mode = get device mode status (ss/pp/se)
    ReadPickups = Read current times a car need to be identified before trusted ID is established
    NumberOfPickups = Times a car need to be identified before trusted ID is established (2 or 3)
    starttimer = Start sector timing
    readsector = Get sector status for each car
    freeMemory = Read out memory usage;

--- End quote ---

More here: http://www.seras.dk/SmartSensor/Home/Developer

Chris

martin:
Sorry guys, this communication is outdated, I will ask Kåre to update to the new.

Martin

MattiasC:
No, that is a list of the commands the SmartSensor responds to. I would like to know how RCS64 communicates the start sequence/a track call and so on to an Arduino (i.e. for building start lights, and possibly other physical dashboards). This is discussed in the SlotForum thread, but I cant find any protocol.

martin:
You can find that out by knowing the communication protocol.

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