Skills Dev I: Simple Internet Appliance

Blink an LED light.

The goal of this project is to create a simple IoT device which includes an LED circuit and simple code to control the LED.

The goal of this project is to create a simple connected LED device. There are four iterations of this project: 1) The foundational version is to pass in some value (i.e. on or off) to turn the the light on or off 2) The first exercise, which aims to blink the light on and off three times 3) The second exercise, which aims to blink the light on and off a certain number of times, based on the value that is passed through 4) The third exercise, which aims to control two different lights

Transform a basic LED circuit into an online connected internet appliance

Goals: Get oriented with the Particle platform, build your first circuit and code your first project.

Learn to make LEDs blink and simple connected internet appliance.

The goal was to gain a preliminary understanding to creating circuits, writing code, and connecting devices to the internet. We use LED lights and functions to turn them on/off and blink. This gave us experience in debugging and making more complex variations of base code.

This project can: 1. Change the LED strength as wish 2. Blink the LED 3 times after it is called 3. Blink the LED for the number of times you would like it 4. Choose which LED you want to do the above tasks

The goal of the project is to get familiar with Argon, circuits, and basic coding through making LEDs blink

The goal of this project is to gain familiarity with the Particle IOT development board/platform by creating a connected LED circuit.

Learn how to control LEDs and other electrical output devices over the web with the Particle Argon platform

A circuit that allows its users to turn on and off 2 LEDs through cloud function

This circuit allows its users to turn on and off the 2 LEDs by using the cloud function.

Control LED(s) blinking through cloud

This project documents exercise 3 of the "Connected LED" lab. The LED's are controllable through the particle interface and if you put in any integer greater than 0 the corresponding LED will flash that number of times. I am also including source code for the other tasks in this exercise. My biggest challenge was working through where in the code I needed to make changes to get the LED's to blink when it became connected to the cloud.

Goal: To get oriented with the Particle platform, build first circuit, and code first project.

The goal is to understand the basic knowledge of Particle Argon regarding the circuit and codes.