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IoT Lab 4 + 5

This document contains instructions for a lab assignment involving an Internet of Things project. Students are asked to work in groups of 5 and submit a report in PDF format that answers the questions and includes code snippets. The report must be submitted by the group leader before the deadline. The document provides details on 3 activities involving controlling LEDs and reading sensor data using an Arduino board connected to a Raspberry Pi.

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IoT Lab 4 + 5

This document contains instructions for a lab assignment involving an Internet of Things project. Students are asked to work in groups of 5 and submit a report in PDF format that answers the questions and includes code snippets. The report must be submitted by the group leader before the deadline. The document provides details on 3 activities involving controlling LEDs and reading sensor data using an Arduino board connected to a Raspberry Pi.

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INTERNET OF THINGS – IT134IU

LAB 4 + 5
Instructions: Please follow the steps:
1 – Students work in groups. Please answer the questions clearly. Remember to include
your name and your student ID.
2 - Each group leader (ONLY the group leader, please!) submits the report in Pdf
format and videos before the deadline.

Group Name:
No ID Name No Contribution
1 ITITIU19055 Vo Huynh Huy Thinh
2 ITITIU20311 Trần Huỳnh Nhật Thi
3 ITITIU19056 Pham Ha Minh Thy
4 TITIU19023 Nguyen Hoang Linh
5 ITITIU19041 Nguyen Gia Phuc

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LAB 4
1. Activity 1
Paste the source code here!

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2. Activity 2
Paste the source code here!

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3. Activity 3
Paste the source code here!
import Tkinter # add Tkinter library
import pyfirmata # add py"rmata library
import time as wait # add time library

board = pyfirmata.Arduino('COM6')
wait.sleep(5) # delay of 5 Sec
led_Pin = board.get_pin('d:7:o') # connect led to pin 7 and used as output

def call_led_blink_pwm():
time_Period = time_Period_Entry.get()
time_Period = float(time_Period)
led_Brightness = brightness_Scale.get()

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led_Brightness = float(led_Brightness)
button.config(state=Tkinter.DISABLED)
led_Pin.write(led_Brightness/100.0)
print('LED brightness control') # print on terminal
wait.sleep(time_Period)
led_Pin.write(0) # make led_Pin to LOW
button.config(state=Tkinter.ACTIVE)

TOP = Tkinter.Tk()
time_Period_Entry = Tkinter.Entry(TOP, bd=7, width=30)
time_Period_Entry.pack()
time_Period_Entry.focus_set()
brightness_Scale = Tkinter.Scale(TOP, from_=0, to=100, orient=Tkinter.
VERTICAL)
brightness_Scale.pack()
button = Tkinter.Button(TOP, text="Start", command = call_led_blink_pwm)
button.pack()
TOP.mainloop()

import Tkinter # add Tkinter library


import pyfirmata # add py"rmata library
import time as wait # add time library

board = pyfirmata.Arduino('COM6')
wait.sleep(5) # delay of 5 Sec
led_Pin = board.get_pin('d:7:o') # connect led to pin 7 and used as output

def call_led_blink_pwm():
time_Period = time_Period_Entry.get()
time_Period = float(time_Period)
led_Brightness = brightness_Scale.get()

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led_Brightness = float(led_Brightness)
button.config(state=Tkinter.DISABLED)
led_Pin.write(led_Brightness/100.0)
print('LED brightness control') # print on terminal
wait.sleep(time_Period)
led_Pin.write(0) # make led_Pin to LOW
button.config(state=Tkinter.ACTIVE)

TOP = Tkinter.Tk()
time_Period_Entry = Tkinter.Entry(TOP, bd=7, width=30)
time_Period_Entry.pack()
time_Period_Entry.focus_set()
brightness_Scale = Tkinter.Scale(TOP, from_=0, to=100, orient=Tkinter.
VERTICAL)
brightness_Scale.pack()
button = Tkinter.Button(TOP, text="Start", command =
call_led_blink_pwm)
button.pack()
TOP.mainloop()

import tkinter as Tkinter # add Tkinter library


import pyfirmata # add pyfirmata library
import time as wait # add time library

board = pyfirmata.Arduino('COM6')
wait.sleep(5) # delay of 5 Sec
red_led_pin = board.get_pin('d:7:o') # connect led to pin 7 and used as
output
green_led_pin = board.get_pin('d:6:o') # connect led to pin 6 and used as
output

def start_button_press():
red_led_pin.write(red_led_Var.get())
green_led_pin.write(green_led_Var.get())
print('start...') # print on terminal

def stop_button_press():

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red_led_pin.write(0) # make pin 7 to HIGH
green_led_pin.write(0) # make pin 6 to HIGH
print('stop....') # print on terminal

TOP = Tkinter.Tk()
red_led_Var = Tkinter.IntVar()
red_CheckBox = Tkinter.Checkbutton(TOP, text="Red_LED_status",
variable=red_led_Var)
red_CheckBox.grid(column=1, row=1)
green_led_Var = Tkinter.IntVar()
green_CheckBox = Tkinter.Checkbutton(TOP,
text="Green_LED_status", variable=green_led_Var)
green_CheckBox.grid(column=2, row=1)
start_Button = Tkinter.Button(TOP, text="Start_button", command =
start_button_press)
start_Button.grid(column=1, row=2)
stop_Button = Tkinter.Button(TOP, text="Stop_button", command =
stop_button_press)
stop_Button.grid(column=2, row=2)
exit_Button = Tkinter.Button(TOP, text="Exit_button",
command=TOP.quit)
exit_Button.grid(column=3, row=2)
TOP.mainloop()

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LAB 5
1. Activity 2

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