Arduino Webserver Control Lights, Relays, Servos, Etc...
Intro: Arduino Webserver Control Lights, Relays, Servos, Etc...
In this project using only an Arduino with an Ethernet shield.
I’ll be controlling one LED and a servo, but you can apply this method to control a DC motors, buzzers, relays, stepper motors, etc..
Overview: When you upload the the code provided in this tutorials. 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.
The Webpage will look like the image on the attachments.
Check this Video tutorial below ! (Includes demonstration)
I’ll be controlling one LED and a servo, but you can apply this method to control a DC motors, buzzers, relays, stepper motors, etc..
Overview: When you upload the the code provided in this tutorials. 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.
The Webpage will look like the image on the attachments.
Check this Video tutorial below ! (Includes demonstration)
STEP 1: Parts Required
- 1x Arduino Uno
- 1x Ethernet Shield (with Wiznet W5100 chip)
- 1x 220 Ohm Resistor
- 1x LED
- 1x Micro Servo Motor
- 1x Breadboard
- Jumper Cables
STEP 2: Schematics
Simply follow the schematics.
STEP 3: Upload This Arduino Code Below:
STEP 4: Final Step
It's done! If you didn't watch the youtube video yet, make sure you watch now. Not only to see the video demonstration, but you can also find more information that might help you finish this Instructable.
Now you can create your own webserver!
And control any electronic device you desire.
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Now you can create your own webserver!
And control any electronic device you desire.
Did you enjoyed this project?
Please support my work by sharing this project with a friend!
Make sure you follow me on instructables so you don't miss my next project!
Have a problem?
Leave a comment below and I'll help you :)
P.S. Click here to see my blog where I post weekly Projects and Electronics Tips!
80 Comments
corneke 1 year ago
Yeah, I made it.
Many thanks!
MarjanT4 4 years ago
I have an important question, thank you if anyone can help me.
What to do for converter stations by Ethernet (How does for example station number 1 find out that station number one is over and continue working now?)
Thankful
ΓιώργοςΚ9 4 years ago
Nice project! helped me a lot to understand how web server work.
i want to ask if there is any possible way to add password to protect the webserver
thank you a lot
hadisamani 6 years ago
hello sir
i connected to nudemcu and control it with routor network
but i want control it with 4g...
how i can do it?
thank you for nice code and nice guide:)
didierh3 5 years ago
Just create a DynDNS name, set it in your router, and create a NAT to your web server.
from your 4G device simply type the dyndns name.
AliS319 6 years ago
KhaledA134 6 years ago
many thanks for your valuable site
is there any simple project for one led web control using meag2560+enc28c60 Ethernet module knowing that i ha succeed to run two leds using arduino uno with the same Ethernet module but regarding mega2560 i was unable to find any simple project on the web unless using an ethernet module equipped with an SD card which i don't have for now.
thanks
ΓιώργοςΚ9 6 years ago
THANK YOU!
YOU HELPED ME A LOT!!!!
EgaN4 7 years ago
Great job, I just wondering once Arduino programed, is USB connection still needed or it can be controlled just by network cable over web?, thanks
Maruf93 7 years ago
Why It's not working???
ryankim08 7 years ago
i didn't work. I m using an ethernet module is it the same as ethernet shield?
PatrickL139 7 years ago
Yeah, I made it.
Is it possible to add the LED light status on the website?
Many thanks!
MuzammilT 7 years ago
can u send me this project code to my mail
mtmlttgi@gmail.com
HridoyK3 7 years ago
What the program does not need this project? The program will please anyone.
AlvianP 7 years ago
hey, very nice project !
can i do this with ENC28J60?
its basically has the same eternet function but i dont know which line code i should change to make this works, thanks in advance
Balu_Sk 7 years ago
Hi.. I have to add more buttons and readings on the page. I know there will no enough space in the arduino. How can I modify this code and host the page in SD card.
mohamadhassan 7 years ago
thanks in advance
TomH164 7 years ago
fefrie 7 years ago
No you can use your home ip and foward ports to port 80 on the arduino
WesleyS34 7 years ago
Super helpful, thank you!! I've always wondered how to control the MKR1000 from the web, this seems like a great way! Is it possible to put a login on Port 80 for security? Is that somewhere in my router settings?