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The thread discusses controlling LEDs connected to a Raspberry Pi 3 running Windows 10 IoT from a Windows tablet or computer. The original poster inquires if it's possible to control the LEDs with an independent universal app on the controlling device. Respondents suggest using networking options like Azure IoT, AllJoyn, or Bluetooth, and mention that setting up a web server on the Pi3 for control via a web browser is also a viable solution. Overall, the consensus indicates that remote control is possible through various networking approaches.
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I have Raspberry PI3 with Windows 10 IoT installed and I wan't to control leds that are connected to Raspberry PI3 from another Windows tablet or computer with done with Visual Studio. That much I know it is possible with Universal App.

But is it possible to control the leds from an independent universal application on the Windows tablet or computer?
 

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But is it possible to control the leds from an independent universal application on the Windows tablet or computer?
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Of course, but you need some kind of networking between the devices. You can do it with Azure, AllJoyn, Bluetooth (if you have a Bluetooth adapter for the Pi3), whatever...

You don't even need a dedicated app on your tablet/computer. Just set up a web server on the Pi3, open a web browser and connect to the server with the browser: Link Removed
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Kenne76 said:
But is it possible to control the leds from an independent universal application on the Windows tablet or computer?
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Of course, but you need some kind of networking between the devices. You can do it with Azure, AllJoyn, Bluetooth (if you have a Bluetooth adapter for the Pi3), whatever...

You don't even need a dedicated app on your tablet/computer. Just set up a web server on the Pi3, open a web browser and connect to the server with the browser: Link Removed
 

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