Programming the Intel Galileo · Getting Started With the Arduino -Compatible Development Board by Rush, Christopher -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface 1 Introduction to the Intel Galileo

Hardware Summary Gen 1 and Gen 2 Comparison On-Board Linux Power Buttons Memory Input and Output Communication Programming Summary

2 Getting Connected

Power the Board Communicating with Your Board Setting Up the Development Environment Setting Up the Galileo on Windows Setting Up the Galileo on OSX Setting Up the Galileo on Linux Hello World: Uploading Your First Code Summary

3 Arduino-Style C Programming

What Is Programming? Setup and Loop Variables Floats Boolean Char Commands If Statement For Loops While Loops Arrays Strings Coding Best Practices Indentation Commenting Your Code Whitespaces Summary

4 Programming Outputs

Experiment 1: Understanding Digital Outputs Experiment 2: Flashing an LED Experiment 3: LCD Experiment 4: Switching High-Voltage Appliances Using a Relay Experiment 5: Controlling a Servo Motor Summary

5 Inputs

Digital Inputs Experiment 6: Reading a Switch digitalRead () Local and Global Variables Debouncing Analog Inputs Experiment 7: Reading a Potentiometer analogRead Const map() Variable Resistors Experiment 8: Voltage Divider Circuits Experiment 9: Reading Temperature Summary

6 Networking: Getting Connected

Connecting to the Ethernet Dynamic and Static IP Address Connecting to Wi-Fi Setting Up the Wi-Fi Mini-PCIe Card Getting Started with Intel XDK IoT Edition Download and Install Intel XDK IoT Edition Download and Install Bonjour Print Services (Windows OS) Creating a New Project Summary

7 Internet-Connected Hardware

Experiment 10: Analyzing Sensor Data on the Cloud Creating a Visual Dashboard Experiment 11: Creating a Simple Web Server Experiment 12: Creating a Web Server Using Express Experiment 13: Reading GPIO Pins on the Web Server Experiment 14: Controlling Digital Pins Using the Web Experiment 15: Home Automation Summary

8 Tools and Tips

Breadboards and Prototyping Boards Multimeter Soldering Analog versus Digital Suppliers

A Components and Hardware

Resistors Switches Diodes Hardware and Miscellaneous

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