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Mparadis at 18:37, 7 June 2017

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Patrick at 17:48, 9 December 2014

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	Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 3.0 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1073 Single Board Computer].		Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 5.1.1 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1073 Single Board Computer].

	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==

Mparadis at 20:07, 4 February 2013

2013-02-04T20:07:48Z

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	Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 3.0 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=~~1072~~ Single Board Computer].		Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 3.0 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1073 Single Board Computer].

	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==

Burley at 15:05, 21 January 2013

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	Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 3.0 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072\|Single Board Computer].		Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 3.0 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072 Single Board Computer].

	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==

Burley: /* Quick Downloads */

2012-08-08T17:53:18Z

Quick Downloads

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	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==

	If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the ''Getting Started'' guide for your specific Phidget device, which may be found on its ~~product page on~~ [~~{{SERVER}} our main website~~].		If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the ''Getting Started'' guide for your specific Phidget device, which may be found in its [[:Category:UserGuide\|user guide]].

	If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:		If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:

Cora at 20:06, 29 June 2012

2012-06-29T20:06:19Z

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	* Check the [[#Common Problems and Solutions\|common problems]] section below, some specific combinations can cause problems		* Check the [[#Common Problems and Solutions\|common problems]] section below, some specific combinations can cause problems

	If your problem doesn't seem to be fixed by these steps, make sure that the Phidget is seen '''consistently''' by USB in [[#Hardware\|hardware]] (if it is erratic, try our [[General Troubleshooting\|general troubleshooting guide]]). If you are still having problems after using the troubleshooting guide, please [[Contact ~~Information~~\|ask us]]!		If your problem doesn't seem to be fixed by these steps, make sure that the Phidget is seen '''consistently''' by USB in [[#Hardware\|hardware]] (if it is erratic, try our [[General Troubleshooting\|general troubleshooting guide]]). If you are still having problems after using the troubleshooting guide, please [[Contact Us\|ask us]]!

	==Programming Languages==		==Programming Languages==

Cora at 17:38, 28 June 2012

2012-06-28T17:38:16Z

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	==Advanced Uses==		==Advanced Uses==

	~~==Common Problems and Solutions==~~


	~~==Appendix==~~

	===Description of Installer files===		===Description of Installer files===
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	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.h}}</b> lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is.		* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.h}}</b> lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is.
	* <b>{{Code\|SkeletonProject}}</b> is a Xcode project containing the bare minimum project settings already filled in to code with the Phidget library.		* <b>{{Code\|SkeletonProject}}</b> is a Xcode project containing the bare minimum project settings already filled in to code with the Phidget library.

			==Common Problems and Solutions==

			None at this time.

Cora at 17:37, 28 June 2012

2012-06-28T17:37:20Z

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	Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 3.0 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [[1072 ~~0 - PhidgetSBC2~~\|Single Board Computer]].		Phidgets are designed to run on devices with an iOS version of 3.0 or later. It is strongly recommended that your device have the latest iOS version available to the device installed. As iOS devices do not have USB ports, the Phidgets will have to be connected on a computer with USB ports, and the iOS device will be able to interact with the Phidget over the [[Phidget_WebService\|WebService]]. If you are looking for a compact and an inexpensive way to host Phidgets over a network, take a look at our [{{SERVER}}/products.php?product_id=1072\|Single Board Computer].

	==~~Getting Started (Libraries and Drivers)~~==		==Quick Downloads==

	If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the ''Getting Started'' guide for your specific Phidget device, which may be found on its product page on [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~ our main website].		If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the ''Getting Started'' guide for your specific Phidget device, which may be found on its product page on [{{SERVER}} our main website].

	If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:		If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:

	*[~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/Phidget-~~iPhone_2.1.8.20120216~~.zip iOS Libraries]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS Libraries]

			==Getting Started with iOS==

	===Installing===		===Installing===
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	iOS code is developed on an OS X machine, and so getting your Phidget to work locally on the OS X machine first will help you distinguish any issues from network ones later. The OS X machine will need the Phidget drivers installed, please see the [[OS - OS X \| OS X]] page for more information.		iOS code is developed on an OS X machine, and so getting your Phidget to work locally on the OS X machine first will help you distinguish any issues from network ones later. The OS X machine will need the Phidget drivers installed, please see the [[OS - OS X \| OS X]] page for more information.

	You will also need to [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/Phidget-~~iPhone_2.1.8.20120216~~.zip iOS drivers] to code your program against.		You will also need to [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS drivers] to code your program against.
	The "installation" of the Phidget iOS libraries is simply linking and distributing the libraries with your project. As the most common platform to do this is through Xcode, we provide brief instructions on how to easily follow along with our already-linked examples later.		The "installation" of the Phidget iOS libraries is simply linking and distributing the libraries with your project. As the most common platform to do this is through Xcode, we provide brief instructions on how to easily follow along with our already-linked examples later.

	To install the libraries, follow these steps on the development computer:		To install the libraries, follow these steps on the development computer:

	1. Download the Phidget [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/Phidget-~~iPhone_2.1.8.20120216~~.zip drivers for iOS].		1. Download the Phidget [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip drivers for iOS].

	2. Unzip the file, and you will find three things:		2. Unzip the file, and you will find three things:
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	* No other programs, drivers, or processes are using the Phidget on the host computer.		* No other programs, drivers, or processes are using the Phidget on the host computer.
	* You have copied and linked the Phidget iOS libraries (as described on the [[Language - iOS]] page)		* You have copied and linked the Phidget iOS libraries (as described on the [[Language - iOS]] page)
	* The Phidget libraries are the latest version (visit the [[#~~Getting Started (Libraries and Drivers)~~\| ~~getting started~~ section]] to download them)		* The Phidget libraries are the latest version (visit the [[#Quick Downloads\| quick downloads section]] to download them)
	* Ensure that the webservice drivers and the iOS libraries are both the latest version		* Ensure that the webservice drivers and the iOS libraries are both the latest version
	* Ensure that you have the most up to date iOS version installed for your device.		* Ensure that you have the most up to date iOS version installed for your device.
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	* How to do this [[OS - Phidget SBC#WebService\|on the Phidget Single Board Computer]]		* How to do this [[OS - Phidget SBC#WebService\|on the Phidget Single Board Computer]]

	2. Download and unzip the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/Phidget-~~iPhone_2.1.8.20120216~~.zip iOS Examples] anywhere on the development computer.		2. Download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS Examples] anywhere on the development computer.

	3. Open up the {{Code\|HelloWorld.xcodeproj}} into Xcode. Select either an iOS device or iOS simulator as the destination. For more information, please see the [[Language - iOS#Use OurExamples\|Use Our Examples]] section of the iOS language page.		3. Open up the {{Code\|HelloWorld.xcodeproj}} into Xcode. Select either an iOS device or iOS simulator as the destination. For more information, please see the [[Language - iOS#Use OurExamples\|Use Our Examples]] section of the iOS language page.

Cora at 17:04, 18 June 2012

2012-06-18T17:04:24Z

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	==Getting Started (Libraries and Drivers)==		==Getting Started (Libraries and Drivers)==

	If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the Getting Started guide for your specific Phidget device, which may be found on its product page on [http://www.phidgets.com our main website].		If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the ''Getting Started'' guide for your specific Phidget device, which may be found on its product page on [http://www.phidgets.com our main website].

	If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:		If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:

Cora at 17:04, 18 June 2012

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	==Getting Started (Libraries and Drivers)==		==Getting Started (Libraries and Drivers)==

	If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the Getting Started guide ~~[[Device List\|~~for your specific Phidget device]].		If this is your first Phidget, we highly recommend working through the Getting Started guide for your specific Phidget device, which may be found on its product page on [http://www.phidgets.com our main website].

	If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:		If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:

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	If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:		If you are already a pro, and just want the iOS drivers:

	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS Libraries]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/ios/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS Libraries]

	==Getting Started with iOS==		==Getting Started with iOS==
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	iOS code is developed on an OS X machine, and so getting your Phidget to work locally on the OS X machine first will help you distinguish any issues from network ones later. The OS X machine will need the Phidget drivers installed, please see the [[OS - OS X \| OS X]] page for more information.		iOS code is developed on an OS X machine, and so getting your Phidget to work locally on the OS X machine first will help you distinguish any issues from network ones later. The OS X machine will need the Phidget drivers installed, please see the [[OS - OS X \| OS X]] page for more information.

	You will also need to [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS drivers] to code your program against.		You will also need to [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/ios/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS drivers] to code your program against.
	The "installation" of the Phidget iOS libraries is simply linking and distributing the libraries with your project. As the most common platform to do this is through Xcode, we provide brief instructions on how to easily follow along with our already-linked examples later.		The "installation" of the Phidget iOS libraries is simply linking and distributing the libraries with your project. As the most common platform to do this is through Xcode, we provide brief instructions on how to easily follow along with our already-linked examples later.

	To install the libraries, follow these steps on the development computer:		To install the libraries, follow these steps on the development computer:

	1. Download the Phidget [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip drivers for iOS].		1. Download the Phidget [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/ios/Phidget-iPhone.zip drivers for iOS].

	2. Unzip the file, and you will find three things:		2. Unzip the file, and you will find three things:
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	* How to do this [[OS - Phidget SBC#WebService\|on the Phidget Single Board Computer]]		* How to do this [[OS - Phidget SBC#WebService\|on the Phidget Single Board Computer]]

	2. Download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS Examples] anywhere on the development computer.		2. Download and unzip the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/ios/Phidget-iPhone.zip iOS Examples] anywhere on the development computer.

	3. Open up the {{Code\|HelloWorld.xcodeproj}} into Xcode. Select either an iOS device or iOS simulator as the destination. For more information, please see the [[Language - iOS#Use OurExamples\|Use Our Examples]] section of the iOS language page.		3. Open up the {{Code\|HelloWorld.xcodeproj}} into Xcode. Select either an iOS device or iOS simulator as the destination. For more information, please see the [[Language - iOS#Use OurExamples\|Use Our Examples]] section of the iOS language page.