user53808: I want to recieve Data with Virtuino from my Arduino Uno 3 (Ethernet Shield) via Ethernet.
Does Arduino Uno 3 support virtual pin? If so - is there a link with the Syntax I need?
Thank you very much

user19867: Virtual pins are, as the name gives away, virtual, thus not related to the hardware you are using. Imagine you have a board with 100 pins, you have 100 physical pins and can add 1 million virtual pins (memory permitting).
In other words, the question doesn't seem to make sense to me.
UPDATE
If you need a bootstrap on how virtual pins are defined and used you could give a look at the examples published by the authors, like these
If that's not enough, please provide additional information on what problem you are facing and which solutions you have already attempted.

53808: <p>I want to recieve Data with Virtuino from my Arduino Uno 3 (Ethernet Shield) via Ethernet.</p>

<p>Does Arduino Uno 3 support virtual pin? If so - is there a link with the Syntax I need?</p>

<p>Thank you very much</p>
 19867: <p>Virtual pins are, as the name gives away, <em>virtual</em>, thus not related to the hardware you are using. Imagine you have a board with 100 pins, you have 100 physical pins and can add 1 million virtual pins (memory permitting).
In other words, the question doesn't seem to make sense to me.</p>

<p><strong>UPDATE</strong>
If you need a bootstrap on <em>how</em> virtual pins are defined and used you could give a look at the examples published by the authors, like <a href="https://virtuino.com/downloads/examples/bluetooth_example_03_virtual_memory.zip" rel="nofollow noreferrer">these</a></p>

<p>If that's not enough, please provide additional information on what problem you are facing and which solutions you have already attempted.</p>
