Month: October 2018

Next we’ll connect the Feather to Wi-Fi and report the temperature and humidity data to a cloud MySQL database server through a web page. Using the MAC address for the Feather you found in step 2, register the Feather on Devicenet. Paste the is sketch and make necessary edits (indicated with //TODO): // https://github.com/openhomeautomation/esp8266-cloud/blob/master/cloud_data_logger/cloud_data_logger.ino // … Read more

For this, I purchased: solderless breadboard (3 pack) – $9.99 eachhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EV6LJ7G Adafruit AM2302 temperature & humidity sensor – $15 eachhttps://www.adafruit.com/product/393   Connect the AM2302 sensor to the Feather using the breadboard: Download the DHT-sensor-library from Adafruit’s Github Unzip and place the folder in On a PC:   /Program Files (x86)/Arduino/libraries/DHT-sensor-master-library On a Mac:   /Documents/Arduino/libraries/DHT-sensor-master-library Sketch –> … Read more