Distributed Network Data by Allan, Alasdair -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Preface

Bill of Materials Who Should Read this Book? What You Should Already Know? What Will You Learn? What’s In This Book? Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgments by Alasdair Allan Acknowledgments by Kipp Bradford

1. Introduction to Arduino

Saying Hello in the Old World The Arduino

The Board Powering the Board Input and Output Communicating with the Board Installing the Software Connecting to the Board

Blinking an LED

Uploading the Sketch

Making a Serial Connection Summary

2. Getting Started

The Breadboard The Sensor

The DHT-22

Wiring the Breadboard Writing the Software

The DHT Library Arduino Sketch

Running the Software Summary

3. Adding Another Sensor

The Sensor

PIR Sensor

Wiring the Breadboard Modifying the Software Running the Software Summary

4. Finishing the Breadboard

The Sensor

Electret Microphone

Wiring the Breadboard Modifying the Software Running the Software Adding Some LEDs

Modifying the Software Running the Software

Making the Output Machine-Readable

Communicating with Python

Summary

5. Moving from Breadboard to Prototype

The Prototype Fritzing

Installing the Software Building a Fritzing Circuit

Adding Wires to the Diagram

Cleaning up the Fritzing Diagram

Dropping Breadboard Crumbs

Making the Board Permanent Solder Soldering Irons The Protoboard Octopus Arms or Helping Hands

Let the Solder Flow Summary

6. Simplifying the Design

Arduino Proto Shields Fritzing Revisited Power and Ground Cleaning up the Fritzing Diagram Rules for Pin Power and Ground Saving Power Summary

7. Building Point-to-Point XBee Networks

XBee Modules

Series 1 or Series 2? Regular vs Pro? 802.15.4 or Zigbee? Which Antenna?

How to Configure an XBee Series 1 Radio

Connecting the XBee to your Mac XBee Addressing

Configuring Two XBee Radios Connecting an XBee to an Arduino Going Wireless with XBees Summary

8. Building Many-to-Point XBee Networks

Addressing for Multiple XBees Addressing the Arduino Individual Call and Response Switching to Mesh Networks Summary

9. Visualizing with Processing

Processing

Installing the Software

Reading Data From a File Reading Data Directly From the Serial Port

Plotting Temperature in Real Time

Summary

10. Visualizing with LabVIEW

LabVIEW

Installing the Software

Simple LabVIEW with Arduino Graphing the Data Summary

11. Going Further

Arduino XBee Networking Fritzing EAGLE Processing

ProcessingJS

Quick Start

LabVIEW Data Visualization

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