From: Gus S Calabrese <gsc@...>
Date: 2007-07-07T00:40:07+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby on the Meraki Mini

Hello Diarmuid

Would this scenario work ?
I connect one Meraki via the wired connector to a laptop with a web  
server.
I then connect to the Meraki with a wireless iPhone or a wireless  
laptop.
Then one device is doing something for me.

What I want to do is use a Meraki as a smart webserver.
Since you mentioned it has Ruby onboard, I want to see if
I can use the webserver to collect data via the UART or GPIO on the  
Meraki,
and present it to an iPhone.  This would make the Meraki a
data collection/controller device and the iPhone would act as the GUI  
that
is wirelessly connected to the Meraki.

If this is possible, I would ask if you might help me a little bit  
for compensation
to get the Ruby going.

Best Regards

Gus

On Jul 4, 2007, at 3:21 AM, Diarmuid Wrenne wrote:


Hi Gus

You need one device connected to a router that is connected to the
internet. Then a laptop can connect wirelessly to it. I found that the
range of the meraki is less than the range of the wifi in my router. It
works great if you need to extend the range by using a second meraki. It
also is good in that you can plug a meraki directly to a computer that
does not have wifi. You will always need at least two merakis to get any
use out of them

Regards

Diarmuid


Gus S Calabrese wrote:
> Hi Diarmuid
>
> Does the Meraki Mini talk directly to a wireless laptop ?
> Or does the MM only talk wireless to other MMs ?
> Best
>
> Gus
> meraki@nope9.com
>
> On May 1, 2007, at 12:00 PM, Diarmuid Wrenne wrote:
>

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