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    1. COCould you provide a bit more details about the device? Does it support any standard protocols (maybe Telnet? HTTP?), and whether it provides streams of data (like audio/video), or just short responses to queries?
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    2. COSorry about that...well the device is arduino+ethernet shield on it.. a stepper driver is connected to it for which the stepper motors are connnected.. the stepper moves depending on the data sent by the controller/linux machine to the arduino+ethernet shield. I plan to use the client on this site http://www.linuxhowtos.org/C_C++/socket.htm which i can use to send data to the ip of arduino ethernet. The arduino ethernet then reads it by doing client.read().. for the browser to read data on linux i plan on using pipes on php. Thank you for helping me.
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    3. COIf you use TCP sockets, then sending back data from the Arduino ethernet shield is as simple as `client.write()`. The TCP connection is bidirectional, all you need to be aware of is to avoid the situation when both wait for the other to send data. You can contact the Arduino directly from PHP, too, if you use PHP `fsockopen()` to open the connection to the Arduino separately each time the user presses a button.
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