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(((CQfY^ Smarter Wireless. Simply. UP-IQRF loT Starter Kit - Part 1: Build your IQRF network UP-IQRF loT Starter Kit - Part 1: Build your IQRF network Note: If the PDF Guide is opened in a viewer mode, we strongly recommend downloading it and open on your computer locally to have hyperlinks functional and to be able to copy strings. The Download button you will find at the top of the page with a PDF preview. 1 Understand the components in the Development Set for IoT (DS-IOT-01) 1. Set the box with the UP board aside for use in Step 2: Install Your IQRF Gateway. 2. Open the two small boxes containing the IQRF technology components (DS-IOT-01). 1.1 IQRF components Inside the two IQRF boxes, you will find: with sensors with relays evaluation board evaluation board with battery with battery • one gray box called CK-USB - the programmer, • three black boxes called DK-EVAL - evaluation kits for powering wireless transceivers, • one DDC-SE development kit with three sensors - the Dallas thermometer, the light sensor and the potentiometer, • one DDC-RE development kit with two relays,
Open the catalog to page 1UP-IQRF IoT Starter Kit – Part 1: Build your IQRF network • • • four IQRF transceivers for creating a basic IQRF network, one micro USB cable for CK-USB connection to a computer, one KON-RASP adapter for connection of an IQRF transceiver to the UP board. 1.1.1 CK-USB This development kit is for programming and debugging of IQRF transceivers. You will connect this tool to a computer USB port with the micro USB cable connected to an XC3 connector. SW1 and SW2 are pushbuttons for USB mode selection and other purposes. Find details about it here:...
Open the catalog to page 2UP-IQRF IoT Starter Kit – Part 1: Build your IQRF network SW1 is a User pushbutton which is connected to pin C5 of the transceiver. It will be used here for bonding (adding to a network) in next steps. SW2 is a Reset pushbutton. A transceiver is disconnected from the power supply when the SW2 pushbutton is pressed. Caution: SW2 must be pressed always when you are plugging or unplugging the transceiver to/from the SIM connector. Find details about this tool here: https://www.iqrf.org/products/development-tools/development-kits/dk-eval-04a. 1.1.3 IQRF Transceiver TR-72DAT (version of IQRF...
Open the catalog to page 3(((CQfY^ Smarter Wireless. Simply. UP-IQRF loT Starter Kit - Part 1: Build your IQRF network 1.1.4 DDC-SE A sensor development kit contains a potentiometer for voltage measurement, a photoresistor for light intensity measurement and a Dallas 18B20 temperature sensor. Connect pins 1 and 2 with a jumper to select reading values from Dallas 18B20 sensor. Connect DDC-SE with DK-EVAL to be charged and to read values from it through IQRF transceiver. It is compatible with other DDC (Development Daisy Chain) kits. Connect pins enable Dallas 1.1.5 DDC-RE A relay development kit contains two...
Open the catalog to page 4(((CQfY^ Smarter Wireless. Simply. UP-IQRF loT Starter Kit - Part 1: Build your IQRF network 2 Create the IQRF Network 2.1 IQRF IDE installation If you haven't done it yet, download the startup-package from www.iqrf.org/support/download and install the last version of the IQRF IDE. There are two downloads - the IQRF Startup package and the IQRF IDE, and the IQRF IDE needs to be installed. Technology for wirelessConnecting devices to loT via wireless mesh networks Video tutorial set Home » Support » Downloads Downloads Code examples Basic materials © IQRF Quick start guide © Pricelist...
Open the catalog to page 5(((CQfY^ Smarter Wireless. Simply. UP-IQRF loT Starter Kit - Part 1: Build your IQRF network • 30 MB of hard disk space • Vista, Windows 7 (32 bit, 64 bit), Windows 8.x (32 bit, 64 bit), Windows 10 (32 bit, 64 bit) • Internet Explorer 7.0 or higher or other suitable browsers for Help 2.2 IQRF Nodes 2.2.1 Node #1 - connected to sensors Press the SW2 button (Reset button) on a CK-USB always when you are plugging an IQRF transceiver to or you are unplugging it from the SIM connector. Connect the CK-USB programmer to your computer (on the picture below it is marked with a red box) and insert...
Open the catalog to page 6(((CQfY^ Smarter Wireless. Simply. UP-IQRF loT Starter Kit - Part 1: Build your IQRF network On the DPA tab allow usage of a Custom DPA Handler because you will upload one into the transceiver in one of the next steps. On the Security tab, you can set your access password. Don't forget that the same access password must be configured in all devices in your network including coordinator. The user key is for optional payload data encryption, but this is something we will not use now. Save the configuration by clicking on the Save button and close it. Next, select the Node plugin...
Open the catalog to page 7UP-IQRF IoT Starter Kit – Part 1: Build your IQRF network Custom DPA Handler is used to customize the behavior of a transceiver. In the DDC-SE01.c Custom DPA Handler “c file” you will find the source code that is written according to the IQRF Interoperability standard. To compile the source code, click on the Build button or push F10. Make sure you have all three files selected - the HEX file of the DDC-SE01 Custom DPA handler, the Node hardware profile and the configuration. Upload the selected files using Upload button or by pushing F5.
Open the catalog to page 8UP-IQRF IoT Starter Kit – Part 1: Build your IQRF network For safe replacement of a transceiver press and hold the Reset button (SW2) on your programmer. Now remove the connected transceiver and place it next to the Sensor kit. 2.2.2 Node #2 – connected to relays Insert the second transceiver. Keep the same configuration and the same hardware profile. Compile the BinaryOutput Custom DPA Handler designed to control the relay kit and upload these three files to the second transceiver. 2.2.3 Node #3 - repeater For safe replacement of a transceiver press and hold the Reset button (SW2) on your...
Open the catalog to page 9UP-IQRF IoT Starter Kit – Part 1: Build your IQRF network This transceiver will work only as a repeater so it won’t contain any Custom DPA Handler. Uncheck the Custom DPA Handler checkbox in the Configuration window. Don’t change any other parameters here. Upload the configuration and the Node hardware profile to the transceiver. Do not upload a HEX file here. 2.3 IQRF Coordinator For safe replacement of a transceiver press and hold the Reset button (SW2) on your programmer. Now remove the third transceiver and insert the last one which will work as a Coordinator. In the configuration,...
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