This project is all about using an Arduino with an Ethernet shield. I’ll be controlling one LED and a servo, but you can apply this method to control any electronic device you want. (such as DC motors, buzzers, relays, stepper motors, etc..)
And I’ll be using a brand new arduino board that my friend at BJTechNews Sent me!
Check his youtube channel here for some awesome advices about computers and smartphones.
Introduction:
The code provided when uploaded and connected to the internet it creates a webserver in your LAN and you simply use the IP to access that webserver through your browser. After that it shows a webpage similar to that one below. When you press the button “Turn On LED” your url will change to: “http://192.168.1.178/?button1on” the arduino will read that information and It turns the LED On.
By default the IP is “192.168.1.178″. That also can be found on the arduino code provided.
Check this Video tutorial below ! (Includes demonstration)
Parts Required:
- 1x Arduino Uno
- 1x Ethernet Shield
- 1x 220 Ohm Resistor
- 1x LED
- 1x Micro Servo Motor
- 1x Breadboard
- Jumper Cables
Schematics:
![[Schematics]](http://i0.wp.com/randomnerdtutorials.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Schematics.png)
Upload this Arduino Code Below:
Note:
If you try this project. You can only access that IP address from your home. This means you must be connected to the same router that you’re ethernet shield is connected to. That picture below is from me accessing my webserver with my iPad.
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26 Comments
alain frenois
November 8, 2013great achievement and very useful for achieving a home automation with relay perifairique comander of the 220 v or 110 v
Rui
November 9, 2013Thanks for your feedback!
yes that’s exactly what I want to show.
you can use this code to apply to your own projects for home automation
Er Ajinkya Dixit
November 9, 2013Wow…. really awesome project dude. You can use HTML also to create attractive and powerful web application i.e. webpage. I will give you link about that.
This is the link here : http://internetofthings-pune.blogspot.in/2013/07/this-is-open-source-home-automation.html
Rui
November 11, 2013Hi!!
Thanks for the feedback Er Ajinkya Dixit!
Yes we can customize the CSS file and the HTML to create a better webpage. But I’m not very experienced in that programming languages yet. So I’ve just made a basic webpage with my knowledge
Thanks for the resource!
My next webpage will be more customized.
Rui
November 11, 2013Hi!!
Thanks for the feedback Er Ajinkya Dixit!
Yes we can customize the CSS file and the HTML to create a better webpage. But I’m not very experienced in that programming languages yet. So I’ve just made a basic webpage with my knowledge
Thanks for the resource!
My next webpage will be more customized.
Con
November 17, 2013Hi do you have the source code for webpage?
Rui Santos
November 17, 2013Hi,
yes Con. You can download the source code for the webpage here:
http://randomnerdtutorials.com/download
Or simply click the like or tweet button and the download link will unlock.
the best way is by entering your email and you’ll have access to a secret page where you can
download all my projects every time I release a new one.
thanks for stopping by,
Rui Santos
Con
November 17, 2013hmm I pressed like but only got the source code for the arduino not the browser
Con
November 17, 2013ignore my previous comments, thanks for the code
Khaled
January 8, 2014would u please send me the android webpage source code
Rui Santos
January 8, 2014what you mean by the android webpage?
That webpage can be accessed through your tablet/smartphone browser…
and all the code used can be download on this page if you click like.
Thanks for leaving a comment,
Rui
Decka
January 14, 2014what a nice project rui, but it’s the first time i saw arduino ethernet shield, can you make a tutorial about how to configure ip address or something like that on ethernet shield, or how to configure that on router using dhpc?
Rui Santos
January 15, 2014Thanks Decka.
Right now I’m working on a different project related to the Ethernet shield.
So stay tuned, because that project will be released soon…
I might do what you’re looking for later though.
All the best,
Rui
Decka
January 17, 2014okay, good luck on your project bro.
keep it up…
Decka
January 17, 2014btw it’s dhcp not dhpc, sorry for typo…
Rui Santos
January 18, 2014Yeah I know, I got it!
Unfortunelety I don’t have time right now to do that. as i said… maybe later
Have a nice day,
Rui
nataraj
January 18, 2014hi sir,
Thank you very much for your reply and i need some more details like i want to get the sensor value through html . .and.i want to know what is going on home through sensor..suppose if any human is enter into the home .it has to inform to web page through HTML using PIR sensor…. so this kind of application i need…i hope you will understand very well,..please do the needful to complete my project as soon as possible…..
Rui Santos
January 22, 2014Hi Nataraj,
sorry for taking a few days to answer..
I’ve been really busy.
What you’re looking for is an Arduino data webserver…
http://g33k.blogspot.pt/2010/09/arduino-data-webserver-sample-web.html
You can combine that project with mine if you want to customize the look of the hmtl page!
Jaap
February 2, 2014Hi,
Really great projects here! I learned a lot.
A question:
I see when clicking the buttons on the page they work oke for a while bit after some time the site seems to hang. Sometimes texts messed up and nothing works anymore. Do you recognize this? Is there a solution?
I see it happens running IE on my PC but also running Chrome browser and Safari on my iPad.
Rui Santos
February 2, 2014Thanks jaap.
I’m glad you’re enjoying my projects!
That never happened to me.
It might be a problem with your network/ethernet shield.
In another project I’ve made recently I noticed that sometimes if the ethernet shield is connected for too long, It gets disconnected and no longer works until you reset manually the arduino.
With this webserver project I’ve tested to run for 17hours, 8 hours, 32hours and It worked just fine.
Now what I recommend you to do,
is to comment the project with Serial.print() commands and see where the problem is coming from and how long it takes until it stops…
Just one more question which ethernet shield are you using?
(the one with the Wiznet 5100 chip?)
Jaap
February 2, 2014Hello Rul,
Thanks for your help!
Yes, it’s a shield with the Wiznet 5100 chip. I ordered it from BangGood. Worked fine in other projects.
You wrote: “17hours, 8 hours, 32hours…” but have you also done some testing by using all buttons one after another multiple times? Let’s say 10 time.
Jaap
February 3, 2014Hello Rui,
I think the problem is fixed.
Changed the delay time from 1 to 100 in this part of the sketch:
client.println(“”);
delay(100);
And now my page keeps running…
Rui Santos
February 5, 2014I’m glad to hear that !
Thanks for trying my project Jaap.
Have a nice day,
Rui
seva
February 23, 2014I cann’t open the link
Rui Santos
February 25, 2014Which link Seva?
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