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MANGALORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

(AN ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED INSTITUTION)
BADAGA MIJAR, MOODBIDRI

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION

ENGINEERING

Internship Presentation
on
An Introduction to Programming The
Internet Of Things

Presented by: Guide:

Sagar Rao Salanke P Mr. SanjeeviKumar P
4MT17EC081 Asst. Professor
Dept of ECE
 REFLECTION
OBJECTIVES OF IOT:
Compared with the traditional information networks, IoT has three new goals:
• More Extensive Interconnection: IoT extends the interconnection among the information equipment's,
such as computer and mobile phone, to the interconnection of all intelligent or non-intelligent physical
objects.
• More Intensive Information Perception: IoT extends the paradigm of traditional single sensors that sense
the local environment independently to the new paradigm of collaboration of multi-sensors to achieve
the global environment awareness.
• More Comprehensive Intelligent Service: Based on the extensive interconnection of ordinary physical
objects and the intensive perception of the physical world, IoT can provide comprehensive intelligent
services, where physical objects are actively involved in the service process. For example, some
networks, like vehicle-carrying networks, human-carrying networks, intelligent transportation networks
and environment monitoring networks etc.
This Specialization covers embedded systems, the Raspberry Pi Platform, and the Arduino environment
for building devices that can control the physical world.
INTRODUCTION

This project worked on two sections which are as follows:-

Number 1): Turning ON the LED remotely.
Number 2): Turning OFF the LED remotely.
The above-mentioned tasks are performed by pressing two buttons namely (ON & Off) and these
buttons are created using html code. When the ON button is clicked so the LED connected to the Bolt
wi-fi module starts glowing and when the OFF button is clicked the LED is turned off. In other words
when the LED in ON so it's state changes to HIGH and when the LED is OFF so it's state changes to
LOW.
An API key is used to carry out the above-mentioned actions and this is API is implemented on the
Bolt cloud platform. Now let's move on to some more details to know how to develop this project.
PROJECT DETAILS

CONTROLLING LED USING

BOLT WIFI MODULE
 OBJECTIVE

Project is about controlling led using bolt WIFI module and bolt cloud. we will first assemble the
components and then connect the component to the bolt module and then power on the module after that we
will create a product on bolt cloud and then give a name to it and then write a code to control led in html
code and save this code and after that we will link or device and then configure our device in the cloud
there we will see the controlling button for controlling the device.
 Circuit Diagram

• The longer leg of the LED is the positive leg of the LED. At first, take one leg of the resistor and gently
wrap it on the longest leg of the LED.
• Now insert the negative leg of the LED into the ground pin of the Bolt.
• Now insert another leg of the resistor into the digital 0 pin of the BOLT wi-fi module.
 STEPS

• After giving power supply to the bolt module led will begin to glow.at first the blue led will glow then you will
have to connect the module to the bolt cloud using bolt smartphone app.
• After connecting the bolt module to the cloud the green led will blink. When both blue and green led on the bolt
device are glowing stable this means that the bolt device has connected to the internet and also to the bolt
cloud(as shown in the below image).
• After that login to (http://cloud.boltiot.com) and create new product there. Give the name of the product as led
control and product type as input device and in collect data column click on GPIO. Then click on done button
and save it. after that click on configure the product icon.
• After that configure the product icon and go to code tab. Here give a suitable name to the code file here we have
given name as led control and then write the code below for controlling the led and save the file type as html and
then click on save icon.
• Now link the device to the product. Here choose your bolt module and then click on link device. Here in the

above screenshot the status of the device is showing OFFLINE because the bolt module power is off. Now

power on the bolt WIFI module by connecting it to the power adapter.

• Now click on view this device icon. This will take you the page for controlling the led. When you click on

the ON button the LED will glow. when you click on OFF button the LED will turn off. This is shown in

below pics.

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PROJECT VIDEO

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 CONCLUSION

• It was a great experience to learn in reputed platform. Which has given me an opportunity to
apply real time applications.
• Further we can control the Light from our mobile devices. This reduces our time and also
could be done faster speed.
• It could be updated this in Traffic Light System, In security related models etc.
• It has succeeded in highlighting the simplicity of using BOLT WIFI Model in the designs of
IOT.
• wireless technology which will transmit the information to the smart phone and indicate the
on and off of a bulb.
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