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Packing List
Tutorial and sample projects(Arduino IDE)

Description:

If you want to learn how to build something cool and Internet-connected, all you need is this starter kit which will get you going with lots of parts that go very well with our service and are the most common sensors and actuators you may want. Sense light, motion, humidity, temperature, and more, then send it through MQTT broker and light up remote LEDs, make noise, and move a motor when a trigger is detected.

This pack is designed for people who want to use the new low-cost NodeMCU compatiable with Arduino (an ESP8266 WiFi microcontroller). An Arduino or other microcontroller is not required.

We pick up 13 kinds of modules to go with our Osoyoo NodeMCU. All of them could be DIY into a small IoT applications, as you have learned our 15 detail lessons about these modules.The guide book contains step by step instructions of how to achieve the goal function. Full example code is provided and explained and even includes some useful software tools also be provided.

Packing List

cnc_shield_v3_1 NodeMCU x1
LED Pack(6 x Bright White, 6 x Red, 6 x Yellow, 6 x Green) x1
Push Buttons x5
Buzzer x1
Potentiometer(10kilohm adjustable resistor) x3
Photoresistor(light sensor) x3
DHT11 (Temperature/Humidity sensor) x1
Tilt sensor x1
Infrared Remote Controller and Receiver(VS1838B) x1
4-digit 7 Segment LED Display x1
Alphanumeric I2C LiquidCrystal Display(16×2 LCD ) x1
Stepper Motor+Bridge x1
SG90 Micro Servo Motor x1
Resistors Package (20 x 200ohm, 20 x 1Kohm, 20 x 10Kohm, 5 x 1Mohm) x1
Jumper Wires Pack(M/M Jumper x 20,F/F Jumper x 20) x1
Solderless Prototype Breadboard x1
Battery Box (for 4pcs AAA battery) x1
Micro USB Cable x1
Colorful Buttons Cap Pack x1

Tutorial and sample projects(Arduino IDE)

This tutorial is about how to use the Osoyoo NodeMCU Kit with the Arduino IDE, it is designed to facilitate beginners and developers to quickly learn Arduino and IoT technology. It help users to turn the idea into a practical application and make the Internet of Things a reality.

Note:

If you are not so familiar with Arduino, it’s necessary for you to get more info about how to insatall the Arduino IDE and how to install an additional Arduino libraries before you built your first project.

 

NodeMCU Lesson 1
Install the ESP8266 Board Package and the Serial Port Driver

NodeMCU Lesson 2
Hello World!

NodeMCU Lesson 3
Blink an LED
NodeMCU Lesson 4
Button Control LED
NodeMCU Lesson 5
MQTT & Pubsubclient
NodeMCU Lesson 6
MQTT Basic Example
NodeMCU Lesson 7
Switch Button & MQTT
NodeMCU Lesson 8
DHT11&MQTT
NodeMCU Lesson 9
Light Sensor & MQTT
NodeMCU Lesson 10
Buzzer & MQTT

NodeMCU Lesson 11
Potentiometer & MQTT

NodeMCU Lesson 12
Tilt Sensor & MQTT
  NodeMCU Lesson 13
Infrared Remote Control & MQTT

NodeMCU Lesson 14
4-Digit 7 Segment LED Display & MQTT

NodeMCU Lesson 15
I2C 1602 LCD & MQTT

NodeMCU Lesson 16
Step Motor & MQTT

NodeMCU Lesson 17
Servo & MQTT

NodeMCU Lesson 18
Use NodeMCU as IoT Web Server