RL78 G14 Dweet Firmware v1.1.1

Latest binary filename: ADKRenesasG14Dweet_v1_1_1.mot

RL78 G14 firmware for use with dweet.io. Configure wi-fi settings by pushing Button 2, selecting
the first option - Provisioning - from the bootup screen. Once wifi is configured, push Button 3 to scroll down to the next mode - DEMO 1 Buglabs Dweet - and push Button 2 to select and start the application (note: WiFi settings will save to memory, so subsequent boots should boot straight to DEMO 1 Buglabs Dweet.

Once connected, note the 'thing name' that is displayed on the LCD. Navigate a browser to http://dweet.io/follow and enter in thing name at the prompt to see live updates from your board.

To send commands to the board, send an HTTP POST with '-send' appended to the thing name.
e.g. https://dweet.io:443/dweet/for/[thing-name]-send (be sure to remove the '[]'). Currently the buzzer, LCD Text, and LEDs (led3 - led15) are supported.

Use the following format for each respective board function:

{"beep":"true"}
or
{"lcd_text":"[insert-text]"} removing the '[]'
or
{"led3":true, "led5":true}

For example: our demo board registered with thing name 'robust-wool'. To send a buzz, toggle an LED, or set the LCD text of the board, send an HTTP POST to thing name 'robust-wool-send'. You can use tools like cURL, or dweet.io/play (example below) to send these commands:

If correctly formatted, you'll see the response fields as follows:

RL78 G14 Dweet Firmware v1.0.1

Latest binary filename: ADKRenesasG14Dweet_v1_0_1.mot

RL78 G14 firmware for use with dweet.io. Configure wi-fi settings as usual (holding SW2 on bootup and following instructions on LCD). Once wifi is configured, boot board as normal, and note the 'thing name' that is displayed on the LCD. Navigate a browser to http://dweet.io/follow and enter in thing name at the prompt to see live updates from your board.

To send commands to the board, send an HTTP POST with '-send' appended to the thing name.
e.g. https://dweet.io:443/dweet/for/[thing-name]-send (be sure to remove the '[]')

using the following for each corresponding board function:

{"beep":"true"}
or
{"lcd_text":"[insert-text]"} removing the '[]'
or
{"led3":"true"}
(NOTE: only one LED can be set at a time per dweet)

For example: our demo board registered with thing name 'robust-wool'. To send a buzz, toggle an LED, or set the LCD text of the board, send an HTTP POST to thing name 'robust-wool-send'. You can use tools like cURL, or dweet.io/play (example below) to send these commands:

If correctly formatted, you'll see the response fields as follows:

RL78 G14 Swarm Firmware

r1.0.0

updated version display to 1.0.0

RL78 G14 Dweet Firmware

RL78 G14 firmware for use with dweet.io. Configure wi-fi settings as usual (holding SW2 on bootup and following instructions on LCD). Once wifi is configured, boot board as normal, and note the 'thing name' that is displayed on the LCD. Navigate a browser to http://dweet.io/follow/thingname (replacing 'thingname' with the name on the LCD) to see live updates from your board.

RDK-Next

Newest release with bi-directional functionality. See https://github.com/buglabs/bugswarm-renesas/tree/rdknext for further information.

Uses the following dashboard URL:
http://bugcommunity.com/rdknext/