Yep -- wireless security is now available with the latest firmware. See: picockpit.com/raspberry-pi/everything-about-the-raspberry-pi-pico-w/#Broadcasting_a_WiFi_network_SoftAP_access_point
The title and the first 10 seconds he did not mention that he is using "Adafruit Industries ADXL343 - Triple-Axis Accelerometer" not until 22 seconds later.
The video is not about the sensor, it just serves as an example. You can use any sensor that you have at hand. For Adafruit sensors you just need to copy the corresponding .py library file into the lib folder and adapt the code a little.
Thank you, this is the first example I’ve found that’s given me the tools I needed for my particular project!
This tutorial is awesome. Would love to see something similar with an MQ-2 sensor for remote monitoring.
Noted. Thanks @eddiezubu!
Thank you so much. It is what I want to share my sensor data on the WiFi.
Line 65.. Doesn't that mean it'll only EVER flash three times? Otherwise it'll throw the RunTimeException?
You are absolutely right. We changed the code on our GitHub so that the onboard LED indicates the error code correctly.
hi what OS are you using ? its not ubuntu or win I think
Sehr. Gut
Amazing tutorial. Thank you.
You mentioned sever refreshes every second but I don’t see that anywhere in the code? Thank you.
The refresh rate is coded into the head of the index.html:
Love your videos :D Any chance you can show how to do WiFi WPS?
Yep -- wireless security is now available with the latest firmware. See: picockpit.com/raspberry-pi/everything-about-the-raspberry-pi-pico-w/#Broadcasting_a_WiFi_network_SoftAP_access_point
Hi and first of all thanks for your video! Is it also possible to connect to Pico using a Wifi Direct connection ?
Hi @luke752010 - do you mean the Pico W or are you referring to the Pico itself?
@@pi3g I mean Pico W
Not secure. Please show us how to secure the web server
You might want to check out the MicroPython SSL module docs.micropython.org/en/latest/library/ssl.html
OMG!
To do connections with the device switched ON is not the best idea.
That is true, thanks for pointing it out.
The title and the first 10 seconds he did not mention that he is using "Adafruit Industries
ADXL343 - Triple-Axis Accelerometer" not until 22 seconds later.
The video is not about the sensor, it just serves as an example. You can use any sensor that you have at hand. For Adafruit sensors you just need to copy the corresponding .py library file into the lib folder and adapt the code a little.
Has anyone tried PicoW + InfluxDB + (Grafana)?
Yes I did. With uMQTT. Works amazing. I used node red locally and some online service too.