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In this page, we will explain how you can configure the IoT Homelab modules for your router and selected MQTT broker.
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This page will explain how to turn your Raspberry Pi 3 (also works with 3+) into a broker with a Wifi access point. Having the Raspberry Pi working as an access point means you will not need an additional router (NB. we have not tested this under heavy load). If you have a spare router and do not wish to install our image, you can follow the instructions</description>
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The code allows entering configuration mode when the button is pressed.

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 * IoT Configuration mode example
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 * IoT Button module is needed. When button is prsessed then module goes to 
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 * Created 04 March 2021 by Heiko Pikner
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// Includes global variables and librarys that the RGB LED and buzzer uses
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The recommended MQTT Client software for the IoT modules is MQTT.fx. MQTT.fx is an easy-to-use software that allows publishing and subscribing to various topics. Alternatively, an MQTTBox can be used as a replacement.

	*  MQTT.fx installation and user guide.
	*  MQTTBox installation and user guide.

USB Serial Port can be used for debugging IoT kits. For this, a serial terminal is needed. One of the most advanced serial terminals is a RealTerm, allowing view and log data in different…</description>
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	*  Source code: Git
	*  PlatformIO web page: PlatformIO

ITTIoT is a full-featured IoT framework for the ESP8266 platform. The IoT framework aims to significantly simplify the creation of IoT applications on the ESP8266 platform. The MQTT protocol (</description>
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Source:
&lt;http://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/ide/atom.html#installation&gt;

This tutorial describes how to download and install PlatformIO as an Atom plugin.

Installation

	*  Download and install official GitHub’s Atom text editor. PlatformIO will be installed as a plugin to it. Install Python if not yet installed (Windows)</description>
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For connecting device with WIFI, download the ITT IoTConfiuration application.

	*  Power on IoT esp by USB cable
	*  Connect your phone to IoT esp wireless network

If IoT esp was configured before and connected to the server, then make sure when configuring again, 
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