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The document outlines a series of experiments using NodeMCU, an open-source IoT device, including LED control, web server setup, and sensor interfacing. It provides a comparison between NodeMCU and Arduino, highlighting NodeMCU's software capabilities and built-in WiFi module. Additionally, it includes instructions for software installation and setup for programming with the Arduino IDE.

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IoT_Lab

The document outlines a series of experiments using NodeMCU, an open-source IoT device, including LED control, web server setup, and sensor interfacing. It provides a comparison between NodeMCU and Arduino, highlighting NodeMCU's software capabilities and built-in WiFi module. Additionally, it includes instructions for software installation and setup for programming with the Arduino IDE.

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Welcome to

IoT LAB
Sl No List of Experiments

Introduction to NodeMCU

1 Built-in LED Blinking using Node MCU

2 External LED On/Off using Node MCU

3 Traffic Signal Control using Node MCU

4 Switch & LED interfacing using Node MCU

5 NodeMCU as a Web Server

6 NodeMCU as a Web Server and Control LED

7 NodeMCU ESP8266 as a WiFI Access point( Hot spot)

8 Controlling LED using HTMLpage by making NodeMCU as a Server


Humidity Sensor Interfacing to NodeMCU & Sending data from NodeMCU to ThingSpeak
9
cloud

10 LED Interfacing to NodeMCU & read Data from Thingspeak to NodeMCU


• Node MCU is basically, an Open Source IOT (i.e. Internet
of Things) device, which is similar to Arduino,
• Coded using an Arduino IDE, but it’s not Arduino, not
even close to it, as Arduino is all about Hardware power,
and Node MCU is more like Software power,
• Arduino has more I/O ports and Better Compatibility all
over, on the other hand, Node MCU has better
RAM and Storage,
• Node MCU has inbuilt WIFI module. So that’s a little
Overview of our Board
Fig.1: ESP8266 WiFi Pin Description
Software Installation and Setup:
The first step is to download and install the Arduino IDE-1.8.8 and include the file directory ESP 8266 in
Arduino.
Open the Arduino IDE.
Step-1: Go to File > Preferences.
2. Paste the URL http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json into
the Additional Board Manager URLs field.
3. Go to Tools > Board > Board Manager and search for 'esp8266' and
install it
void loop(){

digitalWrite(led1, HIGH); //turning Red LED ON

digitalWrite(led2, LOW); //turning Green LED OFF

digitalWrite(led3, LOW); //turning Yellow LED OFF


#define led1 14 // Red LED
delay(1000); //delay for 1Sec
#define led2 13 // Green LED
digitalWrite(led3, HIGH); //turning Yellow LED ON
#define led3 15 // Yellow LED
digitalWrite(led1, LOW); //turning Red LED OFF
void setup() {
digitalWrite(led2, LOW); //turning Green LED OFF
pinMode(led1, OUTPUT); // delay(1000);
pinMode(led2, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(led2, HIGH); //turning Green LED ON
pinMode(led3, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(led3, LOW); //turning Yellow LED ON

} digitalWrite(led1, LOW); //turning Red LED ON

delay(1000);

digitalWrite(led3, HIGH); //turning Red LED ON

digitalWrite(led1, LOW); //turning Green LED OFF

digitalWrite(led2, LOW); //turning Yellow LED OFF

delay(1000);

}
Exp-5
Exp-6
Experiment No 7

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