ControlMyIoT_slider.ino
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/*
* This example demonstrate how to write data from your "Internet of Things" to IoTtweet dashboard
* coding from IoTtweet.com
* Created : 2016.Oct.4
* Updated : 2016.Oct.4, PM
* By Isaranu Janthong
* IoTtweet Founder.
* Visit us at : www.iottweet.com
*/
#include <ESP8266WiFi.h>
#include <IoTtweet.h>
const char *userid = "your_IoTtweet_userID"; /*IoTtweet account user ID (6 digits, included zeor pre-fix)*/
const char *key = "your_registered_IoT_device_key"; /*IoTtweet registered device key in "MY IOT Garage"*/
const char *ssid = "your_wifi_ssid"; /*Your-WiFi-router-SSID*/
const char *password = "your_wifi_password"; /*Your-WiFi-password*/
IoTtweet myiot; /*naming your devices*/
void setup() {
Serial.begin(115200);
/*Get IoTtweet Library version*/
String libvers = myiot.getVersion();
Serial.println("IoTtweet Library vesion : " + String(libvers));
/*Connect WiFi*/
Serial.println("\nConnect wifi...");
bool conn = myiot.begin(ssid,password);
if(!conn)
{
Serial.println("WiFi connection failed.");
}else
{
Serial.println("WiFi connected !");
}
}
void loop() {
/*Example : Read status slider no.1 on dashboard.
* This command will return data type as float to you
* command parameter : ReadAnalogSlider(userid,key,slider number);
*/
float slider1_read = myiot.ReadAnalogSlider(userid,key,1);
/*Print output to serial monitor*/
Serial.println();
Serial.print("Analog Slider 1 value is ");
Serial.print(slider1_read);
delay(10);
}