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Hello, I'm not an expert in the time zone area, but I'll give it try until someone else can join in. Most OS's have a tzset() function. In 2.9.x we have a tzsetchar() function. For example, tzsetchar((char*)"EST5EDT4,M3.2.0/01:00:00,M11.1.0/02:00:00"); for eastern time. There are two examples that m...

Thank you for posting the follow up. I'm sure it will.

Yes. While it was normal in the early 2000''s to use BYTE, WORD, DWORD, as of 10 years ago so so standard practice is to use "int_" or "uint_" for example uint8_t, uint16_t, uint32_t

I would recommend checking the manual as well: https://www.netburner.com/download/sbl2 ... rs-manual/

Hello,

What electrical specs do you need to meet? Voltage, source/sink current amount?
At what speed do you need to switch the outputs?

The SBL2e can do what you ask without programming at 3.3V. Either through the web server or a tcp connection.

Hello, Can you answer the questions from the previous post? What is the IP address and mask of both the PC and SB70LC? If find cannot locate the device it could be because: - You are using a virtual machine and the routing will not work - You have a firewall or antivirus blocking the pacets - You ha...

Hello, Can you answer the questions from the previous post? What is the IP address and mask of both the PC and SB70LC? If find cannot locate the device it could be because: - You are using a virtual machine and the routing will not work - You have a firewall or antivirus blocking the pacets - You ha...

SeeCwriter is correct. The ShowInterfaces example is a good one to see how you can handle IP address information.

The SB800EX, NANO54415 and MOD5441x products have an 2.x compatible alternate boot monitor, and that is where the first message is coming from. The second is from the 3.x boot sequence. If you abort when the first message appears, type "setup" and select "quiet boot" the message will no longer appear.

Do you have serial communication with that SBL2e? You can do it through the boot monitor serial interface, use an 'A' to abort the application boot.

Or, you might be able to change your pc's network settings. What settings did you set the SBL2e to?