[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]In this project, we will demo how to use the redback WiFi module to read the temperature data from Linker Temperature module, and display on its own hosted webpage.
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- 1 x Redback
- 1 x Breakout Board for FT232RL USB to TTL 5V
- 1 x Linker Temperature
- 1 x miniUSB cable
- Several Jumper wires
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redback A0 pin – > linker temperature VOUT
redback VCC pin – > linker temperature VCC
redback GND pin – >linker temperature GND
Install the redback to the USB Expansion board
Connect the computer and USB Expansion board with the USB cable
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Click the code library to download the file :Redback_Temperature
unzip the file and put it to the Arduino corresponding library file path.
Open the Arduino IDE FILE->Example->Redback_Temperature->SimpleServer
Choose the type Arduino Duemilanove w/ ATmega328, modify the IP information in the code to the fitable netweb of yourself , unload the code to the REdback.
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The WIFI Green LED lamp on the Redback will light .
Input the code set IP : 192.168.31.199 ( make sure the PC and The Redback are at the same segment) you will see the temperature at the time.
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