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Connects to a Wifi router
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Sends a Dweet containing the local IP address
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Sets the PICO RTC to the time returned by the Dweet Service
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DIsconnects and reconnects to the Wifi router
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Serves a Web page that allows the client to enter the filename to assign to downloaded data.
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Send the collected data in comma separated format CSV with a MIME header that opens an Excel spreadsheet.
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Collects the data at specified intervals and stores it in ring buffers in RAM.
- Espruino PICO board running Espruino 1v95 or later software, and an ESP8266 mounted on a shim.
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A pushbutton switch wired from pin B3 to ground. (Digital Read)
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A 10k potentiometer or series of 10k resistors wired to vary the Voltage on pin B1 in a range of 0.0 to 3.0 Volts. (Analog Read)
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(for one program) A DHT22 Relative Humidity and Temperature sensor with the power leads appropriately connected to ground and the 3.3 Volt busses and the output pin with a pullup resistor connected to PICO pin A7.
- Local Modules
In the upper right of the WebIDE is a 'gear' looking icon, hover the cursor over the icon and the word settings will appear. Click on the settings icon and then select Project. Use the "Select Directory for the Sandbox " to select or even create a sanbox directory. For example I create a sandbox named EspruinoModules. It has a number of sub-directories. We are interested in the one called \modules.
"C:\Users\jj\Documents\EspruinoModules\modules"
Copy the attached modules files to the folder:
"C:\Users\jj\Documents\EspruinoModules\modules\PICOwifi.js"
and
"C:\Users\jj\Documents\EspruinoModules\modules\ringMod.js"
- Editing the Programs to run the Demos
"C:\Users\jj\Documents\PICOwifi\logger\Ring\Post19Feb2018\PICOwifi-Dweet-Log-Test.js"
"C:\Users\jj\Documents\PICOwifi\logger\Ring\Post19Feb2018\PICOwifi-Dweet-Log-DHT22.js"
a. ssid - wifi name
b. key - wifi password
c. DweetID make up a name unique to you
d. timezone (-6 is for CST)
// things to configure
var ssid="myssid";
var key="mykey";
//set DweetID to a unique value
var DweetID="mydweetname";
// https://dweet.io/get/latest/dweet/for/mydweetname
var verbose; //module is quiet
//var verbose=1; // module console.logs
var timezone=-6;
var dsize=432;//144;
var loginterval=1000;
The verbose refers to console output in the PICOwif module. dsize it the length of the rung buffer used to store data.
loginterval is the number of milliseconds between data samples.
1v95 Copyright 2017 G.Williams
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Mytask 1
Sun Feb 18 2018 20:22:25 GMT-0600
Start connection process
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From a browser enter the IP address (substitute mysweet name)
https://dweet.io/get/latest/dweet/for/mydweetname
The output displayed on the web page will be
{"this":"succeeded","by":"getting","the":"dweets","with":[{"thing":"lovelyDay823","created":"2018-02-19T02:22:25.410Z","content":{"IP":"192.168.1.11"}}]}
Using a browser enter the IP address of the PICO
For example:
To Download data from lovelyDay871
Name the .CSV file name where you want to save the data
Click to download
For now just click. Later try changing the filename before clicking download. Try xxy.csv, xxx , and xx.txt.
For xxx.csv my Windows10 system displays a message at the bottom of the page that says:
What do you want to do with xxx.csv?
From 192.168.1.11
Open, Save Cancel
The file is opened with Excel.
Example xxx.csv downloaded (see attached file):
Station Name lovelyDay871
Download Time Sun Feb 18 2018 16:59:12 GMT-0600
N Date Temp F Temp C Flow l/s Pump dhtTemp C dhtRH %
0 Sun Feb 18 2018 16:55:18 GMT-0600 79.07 25.7 0.67 1 21.6 40.1
1 Sun Feb 18 2018 16:55:19 GMT-0600 79.65 26.35 0.66 1 21.6 40.4
2 Sun Feb 18 2018 16:55:20 GMT-0600 80.02 26.15 0.67 1 21.6 40.2
3 Sun Feb 18 2018 16:55:21 GMT-0600 80.24 27.01 0.67 1 21.6 40.2