RCWController1.0.1 - App Store
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RCWController has an interface of a gamepad, and if these buttons are pushed, it will transmit the following data by Wi-Fi (UDP). When you use this App, I have not specified the Wi-Fi device for reception. If you want to use this App, please program your Wi-Fi device to be able to receive the data of Wi-Fi which this App has transmitted. [Transmit data format] The 1 - 2nd byte: Button (Right buttons) UP: 0x0001 DOWN: 0x0002 RIGHT: 0x0004 LEFT: 0x0008 (Left buttons) Y button: 0x0010 A button: 0x0020 B button: 0x0040 X button: 0x0100 left center: 0x0080 (Shift buttons) L1: 0x0200 L2: 0x0400 R1: 0x0800 R2: 0x1000 (Other) START: 0x0003 SELECT: 0x000C The 3 - 4th byte: Left analog Stick Left - Right: 1-255 (Neutral=128) Up - Down: 1-255 (Neutral=128) The 5 - 6th byte: Right analog Stick Left - Right: 1-255 (Neutral=128) Up - Down: 1-255 (Neutral=128) The 7 - 9th byte: Accelerator X axis: 1-255 (Neutral=128) Y axis: 1-255 (Neutral=128) Z axis: 1-255 (Neutral=128) The 10th byte: Status information 7 - 6th bit: Accelerator (0-3) 5th bit: Left analog (0-1) 4th bit: Right analog (0-1) 3-1st bit: Device direction (1-4) [Support Home page] http://rcbcontroller.micutil.com [Wi-Fi] MacBook Air, iMac, ESP8266/ESP-WROOM-2, ... [DEMO Movie] RCWController & ESP-WROOM-2 & Wall-bot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo43jGfj1E0
Feb 25, 2016 Version 1.0.1 Save the IP address and port that used last. These values are used as initial values at next start-up.