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Assign the board to compile, in this case Arduino Mega. Once you completed the step before go to the Arduino IDE.Дў. Please follow the table below to make the connections, also verify the connections with the diagram provided:ДЎ.

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Once the code is uploaded into the telemetry unit ( ESP8266), you have to make the right connections to be able to communicate the telemetry unit with the logger via serial.

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We decided to used the Arduino MEGA as logger, because it has more than one hardware serial ports available. You can use any microcontroller as logger, but please note that if the logger ( microcontroller) does not have more than one hardware serial ports you will not be able to visualize the response, but it is also possible to send data without any issue. The logger will be in charge of taking sensor (pin) readings and send values to the Telemetry Unit via serial. NOTE: If you use the Arduino MEGA to program the ESP8266 don't forget establish the new wires connections to be able to communicate the devices through the hardware serial port. If you got the issue above, please verify if the connections are in the right way, check if the Arduino RST is setted to GND, also verify if the board Generic ESP8266 Module is selected on the Arduino IDE. One of the most common troubleshooting with the ESP8266 is this one: NOTE: The sampling frequency on the ESP8266 is of 1000 milliseconds

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****************************************/Д¬onst char * WIFISSID = 'Put_your_WIFI_SSID_here' // Assign your WiFi SSIDД¬onst char * PASSWORD = 'Put_your_WIFI_password_here' // Assign your WiFi passwordД¬onst char * TOKEN = 'Put_your_Ubidots_Token_here' // Assign your Ubidots TOKENД¬lient.wifiConnection(WIFISSID, PASSWORD) Д¬lient.readData() // Reads the command from the logger Please assign your Wi-Fi SSID, Wi-Fi password, and Ubidots TOKEN where are indicated: Once you have pasted the code below into the Arduino IDE, you will have to assign the parameters required to connect the ESP8266 to Wi-Fi and Ubidots.

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ZIP file of UbidotsESP8266Serial and then ' Accept' or ' Choose'.Д©. Now, click on Sketch -> Include Library -> Add. IT IS IMPORTANT IDENTIFY CAREFULLY THE PINOUT OF THE ESP8266, BECAUSE THE ESP8266 CAN BREAK IF YOU MAKE A WRONG CONNECTIONД§. We collect the data from the logger (Arduino MEGA) and the ESP8266 will be in charge of sending the collected data to Ubidots. In this case, we are using the ESP8266 as a telemetry unit. That's mean we have two different setups, one for the ESP8266 as telemetry unit and a second one for the Arduino MEGA as logger.ДЄs we know Telemetry is an automated communications process by which measurements and other data is collected at remote or inaccessible points and transmitted to receiving equipment for monitoring.

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To know how to use the protocol and learn how to manage the data please reference to the README of the library on following link.ДЄs we mentioned before, we have to manage two codes. We have designed a simple payload format you can use to send/get data from your devices to/from Ubidots using this protocol. IMPORTANT NOTE: It's very important know that we're going to manage two codes, one for the logger(Arduino MEGA), and a second for the telemetry unit(ESP8266).ДЄny microcontroller with more than one serial port. Please note that if the logger does not have more than one serial port you will not able to visualize the response, but it can send data without any issues.Д«efore to start, you must choose which logger to use, in this case we decided use an Arduino MEGA. This library will let you use the ESP8266 module as a telemetry unit with any microcontroller connected to it via serial as logger.

The ESP8266 has integrated cache to improve the performance and minimize the memory requirements.ДЄlternately, serving as a Wi-Fi adapter, wireless internet access can be added to any microcontroller-based design with simple connectivity through UART interface or the CPU AHB bridge interface. When the ESP8266 hosts an application and it is the only application processor in the device, and therefore able to boot up directly from an external flash.

ESP8266 offers a complete and self-contained Wi-Fi networking solution, allowing it to either host the application or to offload all Wi-Fi networking functions from another application processor.

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