In the first lab, we assemble a sensor and an actuator utilizing Raspberry Pi (or another prototype board) and Arduino. We learn how to use Windows 10 for IoT and use the most common tools. Bring your Raspberry Pi (or prototype board of your choice), including SD card, casing, etc. If you want to connect analog devices using Arduino, bring an Arduino that you can connect via USB. We will build simple applications, learn to run, test and debug them. We will use Visual Studio for development. The Arduino IDE will be used to prepare our Arduino boards with the Firmata Firmware, which makes it easy to communicate with. The Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard application will be used to install Windows 10 IoT on your device, and to manage them once installed. Windows Remote Experience can be used to experiment with your Arduino board, and connected devices, directly. We will follow the steps laid out in the first three chapters of “Mastering Internet of Things”.

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Smart City Lab 1
Sensors and Actuators

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1. Windows 10 IoT

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SIM card

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Raspberry Pi

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Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/downloads

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Raspberry Pi 3B
 Windows IoT Dashboard
 Set up a new Device
 Device Type: Raspberry 2 & 3
 OS Build: Windows 10 IoT Core (17763)
 Select the drive where your SD card is inserted)
 Enter Device Name
 Enter Administrator Password twice
 Check and select Wi-Fi Network Connection
 Check accept
 Click Download and Install
 Insert SD in Raspberry, and Power Up (& wait)
 Device is found under “My Devices”
 Device Portal: http://devicename:8080/
 (If not: Manual config using USB Mouse & Keyboard
and HDMI Monitor)

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Raspberry Pi 3B+
 Become “Windows Insider”:
https://insider.windows.com/en-us/
 Download “RaspberryPi 3B+ Technical Preview Build
17661” ISO from:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-
download/windowsiot
 Unpack MSI file from ISO file
 Install MSI package. (Installs an FFU file)
 Sign in using your Microsoft Account in IoT Dashboard
 Select OS Build: “Custom”
 Browse and select the FFU File installed:
C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft
IoTFFURaspberryPi2flash.ffu
 Otherwise, as for Raspberry Pi 3B.
 (Some features are still in beta)
https://www.hackster.io/JiongShi/windows-10-iot-core-for-raspberry-pi-3-model-b-92b1a3

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Raspberry Pi 3B+

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My Devices

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Windows 10 IoT Start Screen

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Device Portal
http://10.10.10.24:8080/

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Arduino Starter Kit

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Arduino Uno

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Sensor kit

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Firmata
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

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Windows Remote Arduino Experience
https://www.microsoft.com/sv-se/p/windows-remote-arduino-experience/9nblggh2041m

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Test setup
A0: Analog input
D8: Digital input
D9: Digital output

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Test Pins

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Visual Studio
https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/es/downloads/

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Windows-Remote-Arduino nuget
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Windows-Remote-Arduino

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Mastering Internet Of Things Repository
https://github.com/PeterWaher/MIoT

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Running Sensor

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Running Actuator

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Running ConcentratorXmpp (both)

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Run on Raspberry Pi

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Apps Manager