Would any kind hearted souls be willing to take a peek at the DynDNS domain name for my IP camera over the next few hours/ days, and please tell me if it's working? Unfortunately I can reach it from my side of the router's port forwarding configuration.
TIA.
What's the picture ?
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Got the next message while clicking at the link.
petrus bitbyter
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Thanks Petrus and Fritz.
The image was just the front panel lights from my newly acquired BoB router, situated in a darkened room.
Now that I know it's working okay, I'll set it up pointed at my Ranchu Goldfish tank when it lightens up in the morning.
The IP camera application is just meant to demonstrate one capability of an
8051 based TCP/IP control board that I offer on my website.Please feel free to pop-in and take a peek at the hardware:
Thanks again for the very much appreciated feedback guy's.
Regards, Murray R. Van Luyn.
The picture I got was more like a wierd UFO formation ! And I had to select one of the resolution options, exactly like the post from Petrus. So I wouldn't be so sure that everything is working until you put up a proper image.
BTW I've got an original Intel 8052AH Basic chip that has been in the spare parts bin for decades. Plus the Intel manual. I am determined to fire it up one day, just for posterity. I have bought a 32k byte SRAM, plus the 11MHz xtal, now I have to put it all together on veroboard. It will be as slow as an Afghan camel train, (the Intel Basic is an interpreter) but it might find a use one day, maybe just as a museum piece !
It is just spam to get you to go to his real site.
I did build the Elektor 8052AH single board computer but could never get it to work properly, years later I was building a
68HC11A8 board and tried to use the same 80nS Hyundai SRAM and it I had to play around with the CS line to get it to work at all, eventually ANDed it with the CLOCK and it worked fine.
yeah I don't understand why many routers refuse to DNAT packets arriving on their internal interface.
You could try hitting it via a "web anonymiser" eg: anonymouse.org
get in fast before the AU government block them :(
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he's turned the lights on now, still no fish :)
just a black rectangle bunch of blue LEDs down the right and an stripy thing.
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It is not meant to work. the only reason for the post was to get some bites so he could promote his site.
A friend sent me the Elektor article (in Dutch!), but the price of the PCB these days is too high to justify for what it is. Also it doesn't take the modern skinny-DIP SRAMs. FYI you can buy most Elektor PCBs from
I plan to use a 20nS Samsung SRAM and simply connect the CS to A15 on the 8052. Maybe I'll add a 2764 EPROM later, first it'll be RAM only, with battery backup.
Hi Jasen,
Yeah, I tried all the proxies that I could think of, but the port 81 part seemed to be a bit of a hurdle. The
BTW: The spooky UFO images have been replaced with 3 baby Ranchu Goldfish. Ranchu's have no dorsal fin, so exhibit a deliciously silly wobble as then swim.
...and just for Kuntz's indignation:
Regards, Murray R. Van Luyn.
"Murray R. Van Luyn." wrote
That works.
Still working Murray.
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