Hello all, I've been working with PHP on my home Apache server to make some web enabled Arduino projects. Apks Buat Hp Black Berry Java 9220. So far, I've got an Arduino sketch that utilizes a switch statement to toggle three LEDs on and off. This works perfectly when I upload the sketch and use the serial monitor to send the characters 'a', 'b' or 'c' (minus the single quotes). Now I'm attempting to send the same characters to the USB serial port via PHP to do the same thing but I'm getting no love. Can anyone take a look at both my Arduino and PHP code and give me some pointers to make this a reality? I'd really appreciate the help! My stolen and modified Sketch.

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Code: switch (inByte) { case 'a': digitalWrite (2, HIGH); delay (1500); digitalWrite (2, LOW); delay (1500); digitalWrite (2, HIGH); delay (1500); digitalWrite (2, LOW); delay (1500); digitalWrite (2, HIGH); delay (1500); digitalWrite (2, LOW); break; Once again, when I use the serial monitor and I send 'a' (without the single quotes) the LED on pin 2 flashes on for 1.5 seconds and off again 3 times. Works exactly as expected. But when I use PHP to send the 'a' (using the code above, I can see the TX and RX LEDs on the board flash once, and the L LED flashes (because I'm assuming it flashes when it reads serial incoming data), but the LED on pin 2 stays unaffected. I also tried sending chr(97) using PHP because that's the ASCII representation for 'a'. I even tried sending raw 'a' and raw 97 (without the chr() function) and it still doesn't work.