serialcontrol

<?php


/* Simple serial script for turning two leds on
and off from the web!

Utilizes the PHP Serial class by Rémy Sanchez <thenux@gmail.com>
(Thanks you rule!!) to communicate with the Arduino Serial!

*/


//check the GET action var to see if an action is to be performed
if (isset($_GET['action'])) {
    //Action required

    //Load the serial port class
    require("php_serial.class.php");

    //Initialize the class
    $serial = new phpSerial();

    //Specify the serial port to use... in this case COM1
    $serial->deviceSet(COM3); //SET THIS TO WHATEVER YOUR SERIAL DEVICE HAPPENS TO BE, YOU CAN FIND THIS UNDER THE ARDUINO SOFTWARE'S MENU

    //Set the serial port parameters. The documentation says 9600 8-N-1, so
    $serial->confBaudRate(9600); //Baud rate: 9600
   // $serial->confParity("none");  //Parity (this is the "N" in "8-N-1") ******THIS PART OF THE CODE WAS NOT NEEDED
  // $serial->confCharacterLength(8); //Character length (this is the "8" in "8-N-1") ******THIS PART OF THE CODE WAS NOT NEEDED
   // $serial->confStopBits(1);  //Stop bits (this is the "1" in "8-N-1") ******THIS PART OF THE CODE WAS NOT NEEDED
    //$serial->confFlowControl("none"); //******THIS PART OF THE CODE WAS NOT NEEDED


    //Now we "open" the serial port so we can write to it
    $serial->deviceOpen();

    // OLD CODE LISTED FOR REFERENCE
    //} else if ($_GET['action'] == "redoff") {
    //    //to turn the RED LED OFF, we issue this command
    //    $serial->sendMessage("3\r");
    //}

    $action = $_GET['action'];
        $serial->sendMessage($action);
    //We're done, so close the serial port again
    $serial->deviceClose();
        echo $action;

}


?>