Hi, I would like to know if it is possible to use a web interface to KEIL's design and debug tools (uVision and dScope). I would like to enable web access to a workbench that has an 80C51 board, so that the students might upload their code and carry out experiments remotely. Thanks for any help, Jose.
What about MS Remote Desktop Connection? Or, if you prefer, VNC?
Is it worth it? The MCB900 board costs less that fifty quid: http://www.keil.com/mcb900/ At that price, wouldn't it be cheaper for each student to use an MCB900?! You could probably get a discount if you're equipping a whole class...?
Hi Jose, you can test my TCP/IP interface for µVision2(see http://www.c51.de, part µVision2 DLLs). Mike
At that price, wouldn't it be cheaper for each student to use an MCB900?! Not only that, but "system occupied by other student" would never happen. Erik PS If you need many MCB900s, try Philips, they often are the cheapest source.
Thanks for your comments. Remote access via the web is not meant to replace the real lab: it is mostly with the objective of enabling live demos during theoretical classes and also to enable student access to lab facilities at any time from anywhere. Best, Jose.