My name is Edward

Your project “ RGB content ” is selected as a treasure of
our WIZnet museum website as I mentioned before. I hope you have received a
sample by now.

Do you mind telling me if you are working on any other project these
days?

I will be very appreciated if you could share information of the
project with us.

Furthermore, I would like to introduce your completed project on
museum and wiznetian website under your permission.

I hope we could have further relationship and stay keep in touch.

Thank you very much

It’s not the same board.

i’ve this one http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoWiFiShield

I’ve to change something in the code for this shield?

You have to import the WiFi library, but this is an old post. This WiFi shield has been discontinued. Please use this one http://www.open-electronics.org/a-new-wi-fi-shield-to-connect-your-arduino-to-the-internet/

(you have to change the code)

sketch_nov20a.ino: In function ‘void setup()’:

sketch_nov20a:177: error: ‘WiServer’ was not declared in this scope

sketch_nov20a.ino: In function ‘void loop()’:

sketch_nov20a:196: error: ‘WiServer’ was not declared in this scope

sketch_nov20a.ino: In function ‘void printWebPage2()’:

sketch_nov20a:328: error: ‘WiServer’ was not declared in this scope

sketch_nov20a.ino: In function ‘void printWebPage()’:

sketch_nov20a:344: error: ‘WiServer’ was not declared in this scope

i use Arduino 1.06
Any ideas what to do???
thx

Thank you very much for the appreciation and tips.
We are still improving the library, work in progress :-)

1) I found the WiFi shield to unexpectedly drop connectivity after about 12 hours. I went online and found community improvements which help to make it more stable, but ultimately could not achieve stability. My initial solution was to put the power supply on a timer that turned on in the evening and turned off in the morning – this let me control the lamp when I needed it and automatically reset the device every day to overcome the issue with the shield stability. Recently, I’ve purchased a Netgear WNCE2001 device which lets me use a Arduino Ethernet shield. This has made the whole platform very stable.
2) I found that the string of LEDs like you suggested have made hot spots of light projected on the inside of the lamp shade. I was seeking a more uniform glow. I attempted to put a diffuser shield over top of the LEDs which helped a bit, but was still showing large hot spots. I bought an RGB LED strip from SparkFun and found that it worked perfectly with your RGB Shield. I spiral wrapped the RGB LED strip around the lamp pole and now get a much more uniform glow without hotspots.

What IDE version are you using?
You have to use 023

The preferred settings is stored in the device after power off? Or everytime is necessary connect the device via WIFI and configure it?

Thank You for answer!

The preferred settings is stored in the device after power off? Or everytime is necessary connect the device via WIFI and configure it?

Thank You for answer!