All about Arduino Wireless and the IoT

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Stephen Borsay

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1 - Introduction to Arduino Wireless

1 - Introduction to Arduino Wireless.zip

1 - What this course covers.mp4

01:22

2 - Inexpensive Hardware and Software requirements.mp4

09:53

3 - Why Arduino and Resources.mp4

02:26

2 - Sending and receiving data with the 315Mhz Wireless radio

4 - DHT11.zip

4 - Setting up the 315Mhz Transmitter.mp4

01:40

5 - Setting up th 315Mhz Receiver.mp4

03:55

6 - Setting up the Com Ports on the IDE.mp4

04:50

6 - VirtualWire.zip

7 - SImple send Tx.mp4

08:37

7 - VirtualWire.zip

7 - github text file for program.zip

8 - Simple receive Rx.mp4

12:38

9 - setting up the DHT11 Transmitter.mp4

06:02

10 - Sending basic numeric data over the 315Mhz transmitter.mp4

07:45

11 - Receiving basic numeric data over the 315Mhz receiver.mp4

11:51

11 - simple-dht11-rx.zip

12 - VirtualWire library highlights.mp4

06:55

13 - Sending an array of numeric data over the 315Mhz transmitter.mp4

16:50

14 - Receiving an aray of numeric data over the 315Mhz receiver.mp4

13:01

3 - Sending and Receiving data with th nRF2401 Transceivers

15 - RF24-master.zip

15 - Setting up the nRF2401 transceiver.mp4

04:50

16 - Transmitting a coordinatd blink on th nRF2401.mp4

12:38

17 - Receiving the coordinated blink message on the nRF2401.mp4

10:58

18 - Transmitting a data structure from the nRF2401 trasceiver.mp4

12:58

19 - Receiving a data structure from the nRF2401 Transceiver.mp4

07:52

4 - The WIZnet5100 TCPIP based Ethernet Shield for Arduino

20 - Setting up the Ethernet shield and Arduino sketch to ThingSpeak.mp4

10:42

20 - github code.zip

20 - thingspeak website sign up for free account.zip

21 - Modifying the sketch for multiple data points on ThingSpeak.mp4

11:02

5 - The CC3000 based WiFi network Shiled for Arduino

22 - The WiFI shield WiFi Library specifications and using ThingsSpeak via WiFi.mp4

05:55

22 - adafruit base webclient code.zip

22 - adafruit examples change adafruit tinysine and spi clockdivider.zip

22 - linksprite examples using tinysine.zip

22 - linksprite on amazon.zip

22 - link to code.zip

23 - Altering our code to pass data from Arduino Wifi to datalogging Thingspeak.mp4

10:37

6 - The ESP8266 12E WiFi device

24 - Comparing the ESP826601 and the improved 12E WiFi IoT SoC modules.mp4

02:39

24 - esp8266 acrobotics on amazon.zip

24 - esp8266 community site.zip

25 - Demo of the Breadboard setup for the ESP8266 12E.mp4

01:58

25 - esp diagram to dht.zip

26 - Useful Instructional and Driver Download for ESP8266 12E.mp4

02:37

26 - diagram of esp8266 12e.zip

26 - great tutorial and driver link for esp8266 12e.zip

27 - Configuring the Arduino IDE for the ESP and running a simple WiFi scan example.mp4

05:33

27 - driver to downloaad.zip

27 - esp8266 community site.zip

28 - Connecting to ThingSpeak and uploading your environmental sensor data.mp4

03:16

28 - link to code for thingspeak and esp8266 dht11on github.zip

28 - thingspeak.zip

7 - Send WiFi data to your Google Sheet

29 - Part 1 Setting up your Google Sheet.mp4

10:45

29 - github link for gscript.zip

29 - hacksterio writeup of mkr100 project.zip

29 - hackster writeup of esp8266 project.zip

30 - Part 2 Configuring the PushingBox API.mp4

04:32

31 - Part 3 Checking our work thus far with a URL test.mp4

02:36

32 - GitHub Link.txt

32 - Hackster Link.txt

32 - Part 4A The Arduino sketch for the ESP826612E.mp4

10:13

32 - esp8266 12e pinout and tutorial.zip

32 - esp826612e-sketch.zip

32 - gscript.zip

33 - Part4B The Arduino sketch for the MKR1000.mp4

02:57

33 - gscript.zip

33 - mkr100 hackster writeup.zip

33 - mrk1000-sketch.zip

8 - Send WiFi Data to InitialStatecom

34 - Data logging and graphing on IntialStatecom.mp4

11:01

34 - esp8266 code for sending data to initial state.zip

34 - mkr1000 code for intiialstate.zip

9 - Losant with JSON and MQTT

35 - Losant with JSON and MQTT Part 1.mp4

09:45

35 - losant example sketch for esp8266.zip

35 - losant library for mqtt.zip

36 - Losant part 2.mp4

08:08

37 - Losant Part 3.mp4

10:35

37 - losant library also found in part 1.zip

37 - losant sketch for esp8266 and dht.zip

10 - Ubidots

38 - Ubidots using REST.mp4

05:52

38 - github code for ubidots rest.zip

38 - ubidots rest esp8266 library.zip

39 - Ubidots using MQTT.mp4

08:00

39 - code example for ubidots mqtt.zip

39 - ubidots library for esp8266 with mqtt.zip

11 - Send WiFi Data to theThingsio using MQTT

40 - Using MQTT for IoT Data with theThingsio.mp4

12:30

40 - code for the esp8266 to thethingsio using mqtt.zip

12 - Send an Email and Text with Arduino ESP8266 over WiFi

41 - Setting up the parameters on IFTT parameters.mp4

08:31

41 - esp8266-ifttt.zip

42 - Program the Arduino Sketch ESP8266.mp4

05:20

43 - Arduino MKR1000 to IFTTT.mp4

00:16

43 - github link for mkr1000 to ifttt.zip

13 - Setting up Bluetooth to work with Arduino and Android

44 - Wiring Bluetooth to Arduinio and setting RX and TX.mp4

04:22

45 - Receiving Bluetooth from Android and PC serial logging.mp4

03:37

45 - great bluetooth terminal for andriod.zip

14 - Datalogging to an SD card

46 - Seting up the SD card to Arduino hardware and wiring.mp4

04:13

47 - Code the receiver to log data without a computer using a SD card readerwriter.mp4

15:14

15 - Datalogging to a Serial monitor

48 - Using Putty to log data.mp4

03:12

48 - putty.zip

49 - Using Tera Term to log data.mp4

02:00

49 - download of tera term.zip

16 - Section Quizs

1 - Quiz on 315MHz Wireless.html

2 - Quiz on Nordic Radio 2401.html

Description

A complete course on using your Arduino to communicate data wirelessly

What You'll Learn?

Use Arduino and ESP8266 to transmit and receive data wirelessly over WiFi, and Radio
Configure and program various transceivers like the Nrf2401, 315Mhz, and LoRa
Protoype basic wireless hardware with Arduino and the ESP8266
Create Datalogs and files using an embedded SD card, and software based datalogging in Putty, Teraterm and Android
Learn how to properly use the send and receive API's to pass arrays and data structures wirelessly
Use various 3rd party sites for Data Visualization and conditional SMS and Email alerts

Who is this for?

Engineers interested in IoT applications

Hobbyists who want to "make" and wish to send data wirelessly with Arduino

Students enrolled in Engineering who are interested in wireless communications with Arduino

Arduino enthusiasts looking to add IoT and wireless expertise to their embedded toolkit

Anyone wanting to learn the basics of IoT

More details

Description
This course is a strong foundation for understandingÂ IoT utilizingÂ wireless Arduino communications.Â We will be using both the Arduino and the ESP8266 for wiFi and radio functions.Â This courseÂ will give students an good understanding of IoT andÂ wireless communications utilizing Arduino and the ESP8266Â with inexpensive wireless transmitters, receivers and transceivers. We will go over most of the popular and least expensive methods, tools, and associated hardware to pass data wirelessly between devices and over the web and through the cloud. Students will learn how to configure, develop, and program these popular and cheap wireless devices to trigger an event or pass data between devices. Students will be able to thoroughly grasp the concepts of transmitting data around the web:

ESP8266 to the web

Between Arduinos

* Arduino data to a PC

* Arduino data to the "Cloud"

* Arduino to Putty and Teraterm

* Arduino to SD Card for Datalogging

* Arduino to ThingSpeak, Google, IFTTT, Losant, Ubidots and others forÂ for graphics and conditional

control Flow applications.

Hardware and Tools utilized in this course:

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315 MHz transmitters

nRF2401+ (Nordic radio Transceivers)

ESP8266 (Model 12-E)

DHT11 Environmental Monitor

Breadboard

DuPont Jumpers

Ethernet Shield based on the popular WIZnet 5100 chip

Students will learn how to manipulate each of the wireless libraries, functions, and protocols to meet the requirements of a wireless network. we will cover not only simple wireless over the "air" , Students will also acquire the knowledge needed to use wireless Wifi chips and Ethernet to pass data to the web with, and without, a computer.
Who this course is for:
Engineers interested in IoT applications
Hobbyists who want to "make" and wish to send data wirelessly with Arduino
Students enrolled in Engineering who are interested in wireless communications with Arduino
Arduino enthusiasts looking to add IoT and wireless expertise to their embedded toolkit
Anyone wanting to learn the basics of IoT

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Steve Borsay is a Degreed Computer Engineer and electronic hobbyist with an interest in making embedded systems understandable and enjoyable to enthusiasts of all experience and knowledge levels. An AWS IoT Hero. Technical training and product instruction available for IoT, Embedded Systems, and Device to Cloud integration. I will try to answer all questions in a timely manner.

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