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FireBand Device Configuration

Description

Device configuration for FireBand device wearers. Some charts are displayed on to the web application.

Full description will be published soon.

Prerequisites

ThingSpeak IoT

Arduino MKR GSM 1400

DHT11 Temperature and Relative Humidity Sensor

Neo 6M- GPS Module

MAX30102 Heart Rate and Pulse Oximeter Module

Code Setup

  1. First, clone this branch locally.

  2. Test for functionality of all sensors using the sensors/sensors.ino file.

  3. Use http-client/http-client.ino to test for GSM/GPRS connection to ThingSpeak over HTTP and mqtt-publisher/mqtt-publisher.ino to test for GSM/GPRS connection over MQTT.

  4. In both configurations be sure to set the specified credentials in secrets.h which is located within the respective http-client and mqtt-publisher folders.

  5. Import the visualisation files in the visualisations folder to ThingSpeak

    This is done by first selecting the 'Custom' template on this page (only accessible once logged into ThingSpeak); then importing each file as separate visualisation charts i.e. visualisations/location.m would apply to the Geographical Map chart, visualisations/temp_hum.m would apply to the Temperature and Relative Humidity Correlation Plot and visualisations/hr_temp.m would apply to the Heartrate against Temperature Plot.

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