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ThermometerMqtt

Connected Thermometer with MQTT using Arduino Uno WiFi

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This project implements a connected thermometer using MQTT communication over WiFi with an Arduino Uno WiFi board. The thermometer measures temperature and humidity using a DHT11 sensor and visualizes the data using NeoPixel LED strips, controlled remotely via MQTT messages.

  • Features Temperature and Humidity Sensing: Utilizes DHT11 sensor to measure ambient temperature and humidity. MQTT Communication: Connects to an MQTT broker over WiFi to publish sensor data and subscribe to control messages. Remote LED Control: NeoPixel LED strips indicate temperature and humidity levels visually. Task Scheduling: Utilizes TaskScheduler library to manage periodic tasks for sensor reading and LED control.

  • Components Used Arduino Uno WiFi: Controls the overall logic and manages WiFi connectivity. DHT11 Sensor: Measures temperature and humidity. NeoPixel LED Strips: Visualizes temperature and humidity levels. MQTT Broker: Provides communication between the Arduino and remote clients.

  • Libraries Required Ensure the following libraries are installed in your Arduino IDE:

WiFiNINA PubSubClient DHT (for DHT11 sensor) Adafruit_NeoPixel TaskScheduler Install these libraries via the Arduino Library Manager (Sketch -> Include Library -> Manage Libraries...) if they are not already installed.

  • Setup Instructions

  • Hardware Setup: Connect the DHT11 sensor to the Arduino Uno WiFi board. Connect NeoPixel LED strips to the designated pins.

  • Software Setup: Install Arduino IDE on your computer if not already installed. Open the Arduino sketch (*.ino) in the Arduino IDE. Install required libraries mentioned above.

  • Configure WiFi and MQTT: Modify ssid, pass, mqtt_server, mqtt_port, mqtt_user, and mqtt_password variables in the sketch to match your WiFi network and MQTT broker credentials. Upload and Run:

Upload the sketch to your Arduino Uno WiFi board. Open the Serial Monitor (Tools -> Serial Monitor) to view debug messages and status updates. Usage:

The thermometer will start publishing temperature and humidity data to MQTT topics (ODC/sensor/temperature and ODC/sensor/humidity). Subscribe to MQTT topics (ODC/led, ODC/lum, ODC/ON, ODC/OFF) to control the NeoPixel LED strips remotely.

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