Windows 10 for the Internet of Things : controlling internet-connected devices from Raspberry Pi / / Charles Bell

• Autore: Bell Charles
• Pubblicazione: [Place of publication not identified] : , : Apress, , [2021]; ©2021
• Edizione: Second edition.
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (684 pages)
• Disciplina: 005.4469
• Nota di contenuto: Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: What Is the Internet of Things? -- The Internet of Things and You -- IoT Is More Than Just Connected to the Internet -- IoT Services -- A Brief Look at IoT Solutions -- Sensor Networks -- Medical Applications -- Automotive IoT Solutions -- Fleet Management -- IoT and Security -- Security Begins at Home -- Secure Your Devices -- Use Encryption -- Security Doesn't End at the Cloud -- Introducing Windows 10 -- Overview of Windows 10 Features -- The Return of the Desktop -- Compatibility -- Notifications and Action Center -- Windows 10 and the IoT -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Introducing the Windows 10 IoT Core -- Things You Will Need -- Windows 10 IoT Core -- Interacting with Hardware -- Video Support -- One Platform, Many Devices -- Windows 10 IoT Hardware -- Raspberry Pi -- Arrow DragonBoard 410c -- Which One Should I Choose? -- Additional Hardware -- Power Supply -- Networking -- Optional Hardware -- Software Development Tools -- Windows 10 IoT Core Editions -- Windows 10 IoT Core -- Windows 10 IoT Enterprise -- Windows Server IoT 2019 -- Getting Started with Windows 10 IoT Core -- Setting Up Your Computer -- Enable Developer Mode -- Install Visual Studio Community 2019 -- Install the Windows 10 IoT Core Templates -- Validate Your Visual Studio 2019 Community Installation -- Troubleshooting Visual Studio Installation Problems -- Install the Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard -- Getting Started with Your Board -- Tip: Be Patient and Thorough -- Tip: Downloading the .iso Image -- Tip: Use Class 10 SD Cards -- Tip: Double-Check Your Power Supply -- Raspberry Pi Configuration -- Prerequisites -- Download and Install the Image with the Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard -- Download and Install the Image Manually -- Connecting the Hardware. ; Booting Windows 10 IoT Core for the First Time -- DragonBoard 410c Configuration -- Prerequisites -- Download and Install the Image Manually -- Connecting the Hardware -- Writing the Image to the DragonBoard 410c -- Booting Windows 10 IoT Core for the First Time -- Connecting to Your Board -- Connect with the Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard -- Connecting with the Device Portal -- Connecting with SSH -- Connecting with the Windows PowerShell -- Shutting Down the Device -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Introducing the Raspberry Pi -- Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi -- Raspberry Pi Origins -- Versions That Work with Windows 10 IoT Core -- A Tour of the Board -- Required Accessories -- Recommended Accessories -- Where to Buy -- Setting Up the Raspberry Pi -- Choosing a Boot Image (Operating System) -- Creating the Boot Image -- Booting the Board -- A Brief Linux Primer -- Getting Help -- File and Directory Commands -- List Directories and Files -- Change Directory -- Copy -- Move -- Create Directories -- Delete Directories -- Create (Empty) Files -- Delete Files -- System Commands -- Show (Print) Working Directory -- Command History -- Archive Files -- Administrative Commands -- Run as Super User -- Change File/Directory Permissions -- Change Owner -- Install/Remove Software -- Shutdown -- Useful Utilities -- Working with Python: Blink an LED -- Hardware Connections -- Writing the Code -- Running the Script -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Developing IoT Solutions with Windows 10 -- Working with GPIO Headers -- Raspberry Pi -- DragonBoard 410C -- Visual Studio 2019 Primer -- Major Features -- The User Interface -- Windows -- Environment Settings -- Common Menu Items -- Windows 10 IoT Core Project Templates -- Blank Windows IoT Core Console Application -- Background Application (IoT) -- Blank App (Universal Windows) -- Example Applications. ; Example Project: Temperature Conversion -- Create the Project -- Write the Code -- Build and Test Your Code -- Test the Application -- Using the Interactive Debugger -- Set Up Your Windows 10 IoT Device -- Deployment Options -- Deploying UWP Applications -- Non-UWP Applications -- Manual Copy -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Windows 10 IoT Development with C++ -- Getting Started -- C++ Crash Course -- The Basics -- Functions -- Curly Braces -- Including Libraries -- Using Namespaces -- Comments -- Variables and Types -- Arithmetic -- Flow Control Statements -- Conditionals -- Loops -- Basic Data Structures -- Pointers -- Blink an LED, C++ Style -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code: User Interface -- Test and Execute: User Interface Only -- Add the GPIO Code -- Deploy and Execute: Completed Application -- C++ Application Deployment Troubleshooting -- Application Already/Not Running -- Deployment Errors ... Continue? -- Missing Framework -- Failure to Unregister Application -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Windows 10 IoT Development with C# -- Getting Started -- C# Crash Course -- C# Fundamentals -- Namespaces -- Classes -- Curly Braces -- Comments -- How C# Programs Are Structured -- The using Keyword -- The Main() Method -- Variables and Types -- Arithmetic -- Flow Control Statements -- Conditionals -- Loops -- Basic Data Structures -- Blink an LED, C# Style -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code: User Interface -- Test and Execute: User Interface Only -- Add the GPIO Code -- Deploy and Execute: Completed Application -- Deploying Your Application (No Debugging) -- Deploy and Debug -- C# Application Deployment Troubleshooting -- Application Already/Not Running -- Missing Framework -- Failure to Unregister Application -- Deploy Succeeds, but Nothing Happens -- Summary. ; Chapter 7: Windows 10 IoT Development with Visual Basic -- Getting Started -- Visual Basic Crash Course -- Visual Basic Fundamentals -- Classes -- Comments -- How Visual Basic Programs Are Structured -- The Imports Keyword -- The Main() Method -- Variables and Types -- Arithmetic -- Flow Control Statements -- Conditionals -- Loops -- Basic Data Structures -- Blink an LED, Visual Basic Style -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code: User Interface -- Test and Execute: User Interface Only -- Add the GPIO Code -- Deploy and Execute: Completed Application -- Deploying Your Application (No Debugging) -- Deploy and Debug -- Visual Basic Application Deployment Troubleshooting -- Application Already/Not Running -- Failure to Unregister Application -- Deploy Succeeds, but Nothing Happens -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Electronics for Beginners -- The Basics -- Powering Your Electronics -- Tools -- Multimeter -- Soldering Iron -- Wire Strippers -- Helping Hands -- Using a Multimeter -- Testing Continuity -- Measuring Voltage -- Measuring Current -- Measuring Resistance -- Electronic Components -- Button -- Capacitor -- Diode -- Fuse -- Light-Emitting Diode (LED) -- Relay -- Resistor -- Switch -- Transistor -- Voltage Regulator -- Breakout Boards and Circuits -- Using a Breadboard to Build Circuits -- What Are Sensors? -- How Sensors Measure -- Analog Sensors -- Digital Sensors -- Examples of Sensors -- Summary -- Chapter 9: The Adafruit Microsoft IoT Pack for Raspberry Pi -- Overview -- Components Included -- Environmental Sensor: BME280 -- Color Sensor: TCS34725 -- 8-Channel 10-Bit ADC with SPI Interface: MCP3008 -- Are There Alternatives? -- Example Project: A Simple Sensor -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code -- New Project -- User Interface -- Header File -- Source Code -- Light Sequences -- Button. ; Completing the Code -- Deploy and Execute -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Project 1: Building an LED Power Meter -- Overview -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code -- Debug Output -- New Project -- Initialize GPIO -- Controlling the LEDs -- Code for the MCP3008 -- Deploy and Execute -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Project 2: Measuring Light -- Overview -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code -- New Project -- Lighting Providers -- User Interface -- Controlling the LED -- Completing the Main Class -- Code for the MCP3008 -- Code for the PWM -- Deploy and Execute -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Project 3: Using Weather Sensors -- Overview -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code -- New Project -- Add a C# Runtime Component Project -- BMP280 Class -- User Interface -- Add References -- Reading the Weather Data -- Deploy and Execute -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Project 4: Using MySQL to Store Data -- What Is MySQL? -- Getting Started with MySQL -- How and Where MySQL Stores Data -- The MySQL Configuration File -- How to Get and Install MySQL -- How to Start, Stop, and Restart MySQL -- Creating Users and Granting Access -- Overview -- Set Up the Database -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code -- New Project -- Glovebox.IoT.Devices -- Units.NET -- MySQL.Data -- Connecting to MySQL -- Reading the Weather Data -- Writing the Data to the Database -- Deploy and Execute -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Project 5: Remote Control Hardware -- Overview -- Required Components -- Set Up the Hardware -- Write the Code -- Writing the Server Application -- EasyTcp -- System.Text.Json -- Server Class -- StartupTask -- Writing the Client Application -- Client Class -- User Interface -- Deploy and Execute -- Deploy the Server -- Deploy the Client -- Prototyping the Out-of-Office Sign Enclosure. ; Assembling the Enclosure.
• Titolo autorizzato: Windows 10 for the Internet of Things
• ISBN: 1-4842-6609-9
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910483134603321
• Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II