Connect objects
I’m currently writing some C code. I have chosen to use Eclipse CDT as IDE. Eclipse is very powerful, but configuring it in the right way when starting a project can be complex. This article describes steps I followed to import some existing C code, creating a managed project. It is assumed that the reader has a basic knowledge of Eclipse. Continue reading “Importing a C project into Eclipse CDT”
Updated: 29-Mar-2023
Some integrated circuits or modules providing wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Public Land Mobile Radio aka 2G/3G/4G, etc.) or satellite positioning, can host some customer code. Below, some of them.
Note (on the 29-Mar-2023): I haven’t been updating this post for almost a year now. It may contain some old references that are no more valid. I will review it some time soon. Continue reading “Some programmable wireless ICs and modules”
This post explains how to start using a mangOH Green board, and to connect it to Sierra Wireless AirVantage. Some knowledge of Linux OS is required.
mangOH, Legato and AirVantage documentation is good, so I won’t provide all details. My aim is more to provide a broad view, so that you know how to use the existing documentation. Continue reading “Starting with a mangOH Green board”
SODAQ ExpLoRer board includes a Microchip RN4871 Bluetooth module. This post explains how to start using it.
This post explains how to transmit data over French Orange LoRaWAN network using a SODAQ ExpLoRer board. Continue reading “Connecting SODAQ ExpLoRer to Orange LoRaWAN network”
This article presents the steps I followed to upgrade the firmware of a Sierra Wireless WP8546 used in a mangOH Green board. Continue reading “Updating WP85xx firmware with mangOH Green”
This post explains how to use ST LoRaWAN development kit to transmit data over French Orange LoRaWAN network. We will use a sample source code from ST, which we will compile and link using System Workbench for STM32, based on Eclipse. Continue reading “Connecting ST LoRaWAN development kit to Orange LoRaWAN network”
In this article, I maintain a list of various (private or public) organizations that are active in the field of standards that can be used by the Internet of Things. For each organization, a what and a who sections are provided. The source of information is the organization’s website.
This is the fourth year I give my classes about the Internet of Things, to postgraduate students of a Telecom and Electronics Master of the University of Nice (France). From six hours for previous years, my course slot increased to nine hours. Consequently, I was able to spend more time on some important topics, like communications and embedded software. And I introduced two new sections: big data and security.
The new edition of the presentation I use as a support is available on SlideShare.
Updated: 17-May-2021
Here is a list of various low cost programmable boards or kits, with some (wireless) connectivity. This list is maintained on a best effort basis only.