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<h1 class="grey ">Virtual Firealrm</h1> <h1 class="grey ">Virtual Firealrm</h1>
<hr> <hr>
<p class="margin-bottom-double light-grey "> Connect your Android device to the WSO2 device cloud .</p> <p class="margin-bottom-double light-grey "> Use our Virtual Instance of a FireAlarm and connect to the WSO2-IoT Server .</p>
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<img src=" {{ @ unit .publicUri }} /images/firealarm-icon.png" class="img-responsive"> <img src=" {{ @ unit .publicUri }} /images/firealarm-icon.png" class="img-responsive">
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<h3 class="uppercase">Ingredients</h3> <h3 class="uppercase">Ingredients</h3>
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<p class="grey margin-top"> Hardware Requirements </p> <p class="grey margin-top"> This is what you need to get your device started: </p>
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<li><span class="fw-stack margin-right"><i class="fw fw-ring fw-stack-2x"></i> <li><span class="fw-stack margin-right"><i class="fw fw-ring fw-stack-2x"></i>
<i class="fw fw-right-arrow fw-stack-1x"></i></span> Raspberry Pi (Internet Enabled) </li> <i class="fw fw-right-arrow fw-stack-1x"></i></span> A "MQTT-Broker" (WSO2-MB, ActiveMQ) for MQTT Communication </li>
<li><span class="fw-stack margin-right"><i class="fw fw-ring fw-stack-2x"></i> <li><span class="fw-stack margin-right"><i class="fw fw-ring fw-stack-2x"></i>
<i class="fw fw-right-arrow fw-stack-1x"></i></span> DHT11 Temperature Sensor</li> <i class="fw fw-right-arrow fw-stack-1x"></i></span> An "XMPP-Server" (Jabber) for XMPP Communication (if required)</li>
<li><span class="fw-stack margin-right"><i class="fw fw-ring fw-stack-2x"></i> <li><br/></li>
<i class="fw fw-right-arrow fw-stack-1x"></i></span> LED</li> <li></span> The device supports MQTT and XMPP Communications. It is configured to use MQTT by default.</li>
<li><span class="fw-stack margin-right"><i class="fw fw-ring fw-stack-2x"></i>
<i class="fw fw-right-arrow fw-stack-1x"></i></span> Buzzer(3v)</li>
</ul> </ul>
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<h3 class="uppercase">Prepare</h3><hr> <h3 class="uppercase">Prepare</h3><hr>
<p class="grey margin-top"> Get your device ready </p> <p class="grey margin-top"> Start connecting to the WSO2 IoT Server by creating your own VirtualFireAlarm </p>
<ul class="list-unstyled"> <ul class="list-unstyled">
<li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">01</span> Set up your RaspberryPi device as shown in the <li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">01</span> Download your VirtualFireAlarm from the [Download] button above.</li>
schematic below and get the FireAlarm setup.</li> <li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">02</span> Unzip the downloaded Agent.</li>
<li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">02</span> Connect a monitor to your RaspberryPi via the <li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">03</span> Move into the unzipped Agent folder in the terminal.</li>
HDMI cable to get a UI view of the device.</li> <li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">03</span> Start your Agent by running the startup script via the command: [sh startup.sh]</li>
<li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">03</span> Get the RaspberryPi to connect to the internet
(via Ethernet or Wifi) and note its IP_ADDRESS</li>
</ul> </ul>
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<h3 class="uppercase"> Schematic Diagram </h3><hr> <h3 class="uppercase"> The Virtual-Fire-Alarm Device </h3><hr>
<p class="grey margin-top">Click on the image to zoom</p> <p class="grey margin-top">Click on the image to zoom</p>
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<p class="grey margin-top">Internet of Things Foundation Quickstart connection</p> <p class="grey margin-top">Internet of Things Foundation Quickstart connection</p>
<ul class="list-unstyled"> <ul class="list-unstyled">
<li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">01</span> Click on the <i>'Create DEB'</i> button above to <li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">01</span> Click on the <i>'Create DEB'</i> button above to
get the download link for the FireAlarm setup files</li> get the download link for the FireAlarm setup files</li>
<li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">02</span> (The following commands can be issued by <li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">02</span> (The following commands can be issued by
directly typing into the terminal of the device or by an <b>'ssh'</b> login from a remote PC)</li> directly typing into the terminal of the device or by an <b>'ssh'</b> login from a remote PC)</li>
<li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">03</span> Download the FireAlarm setup files using the <li class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">03</span> Download the FireAlarm setup files using the
following command: 'curl -k < url_link_received_from_the_above_step >> Agent.zip'. following command: 'curl -k < url_link_received_from_the_above_step >> Agent.zip'.
This will download a zip file named 'Agent.zip'</li> This will download a zip file named 'Agent.zip'</li>
</ul> </ul>
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Shabirmean
9 years ago
