Difference between revisions of "Wireless Modem"
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== example details == | == example details == | ||
− | place 2 computers (or turtles) and add to them the Modem (by placing on the side while being in sneaking mode - LShift) | + | place 2 computers (or turtles) and add to them the Modem (by placing on the side while being in sneaking mode - LShift) |
− | type "lua" on both | + | type "lua" on both |
− | then type "rednet.open (" side where's the modem ") on both | + | then type "rednet.open (" side where's the modem ") on both |
− | check that the modems are redlighted a bit = turned on | + | check that the modems are redlighted a bit = turned on |
− | on the first one type "rednet.receive (60)" - 60 = time to listen in seconds, the computer will be frozen until receiving any message or runing out of time | + | on the first one type "rednet.receive (60)" - 60 = time to listen in seconds, the computer will be frozen until receiving any message or runing out of time |
− | on the second one type "rednet.broadcast ("hi all")" - "hi all" = message, returns "true" | + | on the second one type "rednet.broadcast ("hi all")" - "hi all" = message, returns "true" |
− | and now you will see that "hi all" on the first one (the number is computerID, then the message) | + | and now you will see that "hi all" on the first one (the number is computerID, then the message) |
for more help type "help rednet" | for more help type "help rednet" |
Revision as of 20:09, 25 February 2012
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Description
Modems are blocks, which can be used to wirelessly transfer data between computers and turtle, using "rednet" commands. To place a modem on a side of your computer, sneak and then click right (sneak usually = left Shift key)!
you can turn the modem on and off by typing in lua: "rednet.open ( side )" - turn on, "rednet.close ( side )" - turn off
example details
place 2 computers (or turtles) and add to them the Modem (by placing on the side while being in sneaking mode - LShift) type "lua" on both then type "rednet.open (" side where's the modem ") on both check that the modems are redlighted a bit = turned on on the first one type "rednet.receive (60)" - 60 = time to listen in seconds, the computer will be frozen until receiving any message or runing out of time on the second one type "rednet.broadcast ("hi all")" - "hi all" = message, returns "true" and now you will see that "hi all" on the first one (the number is computerID, then the message)
for more help type "help rednet"