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USA
#9  

you will need to setup a bigger private network

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network

Some examples:

192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0 = (65536 - 2) hosts

or if you want to go BIG!

10.0.0.0/255.0.0.0 = (16,777,216 - 2) hosts

but other issues will surface, router support, wifi congestion...

if someone creates a project like that deserves a prize no ?

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Hong Kong
#10  

Hi @Alan @thetechguru (Sorry for not knwoing your username. It's kind of confusing):P

Why only one can have the movement panel?

I was wondering why is the number 249 or 256? Are these numbers the restrictions set by the ARC?

Also @ptp I think what you said was just for the case that everything is under one private network.

What if all the ezbs are in client mode with different network? Say I have one ARC installed in one PC, and I want it to remotely connect with ezbs from outside.

Thus, I believe the restrictions are only from the ARC itself, the system where the ARC is running, and the bandwidth of it.

Right?;)

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USA
#11  

@Robocen,

You can have:

  1. Multiple ARC's instances running on the same machine.

  2. 260 x EZB controllers per ARC's project

  3. Each EZB controller (Client Mode) on a different network, as long as both ends ARC and the EZB are able to communicate.