Ethernet communication is possible between PC to micro controller using VB.NET ?

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I want to communicate between the PC and PIC microcontroller using Ethernet. I want to know whether it is possible from vb.net GUI.

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Posted 17-Sep-16 1:08am

kavz.m

Updated 17-Sep-16 1:32am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2016-09-17T01:32:00

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That depends on what is programmed into the uController, and what hardware it has.
If it doesn't have either a LAN or WAN connection, then no, you can't.
If it does, then the software in the uController must support that hardware, and at least some of the ethernet stack - probably up to Socket level in order for a VB app to connect and communicate with it.

Posted 17-Sep-16 1:32am

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kavz.m 17-Sep-16 8:01am

Thanks for your answer.
so it is not dependent on the VB framework we are using right?

OriginalGriff 17-Sep-16 8:05am

Not specifically, no - as long as you have a physical connection and can reach the IP address, and the two ends support the same protocol it should work.

kavz.m 17-Sep-16 8:24am

ok..thank u