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:
