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A DIY Smart Home Guide: Tools for Automating Your Home Monitoring and Security Using Arduino, ESP8266, and Android

Name: A DIY Smart Home Guide: Tools for Automating Your Home Monitoring and Security Using Arduino, ESP8266, and Android
Author: Robert Chin
ISBN: 9781260456141

by Robert Chin

March 2020

Intermediate to advanced

304 pages

17h 47m

English

McGraw-Hill Education TAB

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
About the Author
About the Source Code and Project files
Contents
1 Introduction to the Arduino
What Is an Arduino?Why the Arduino Mega 2560?The Arduino Mega 2560 SpecificationsThe Official Arduino Mega 2560Arduino Mega 2560 ComponentsOverview of the C/C++ Language for the ArduinoArduino Development System RequirementsHands-on Example: A Simple Arduino “Hello World” Program with an LEDSummary
2 Introduction to the ESP8266
What Is the ESP8266Technical Specification of the ESP8266The ESP-01 ModuleOverview of Essential AT CommandsQuick Start Guide to the AT Command SetHands-on Example: Using an ESP-01 with an Arduino Mega 2560The NodeMCUHands-on Example: The Blink SketchHands-on Example: Multiple Blinking External LEDsSummary
3 Introduction to the Android
What Is Android?Hands-on Example: The Hello World ExampleImporting Projects Between Android Studio VersionsSummary
4 Arduino with ESP-01 and Android Basic Wireless Framework
The Arduino with ESP-01 and Android Basic Wireless Communication Framework OverviewThe Android Client Wireless Communication Framework CodeThe Menu ItemsThe WifiMessageHandler ClassClass OverviewThe WifiMessageHandler Class ConstructorThe MainActivity ClassThe Arduino with ESP-01 Server Wireless Communication Framework CodeHands-on Example: The Basic Arduino, ESP-01, and Android Wireless Communications FrameworkSummary

5 Arduino with ESP8266 (ESP-01 Module) and Android Wireless Sensor and Remote Control Projects I
General System OverviewThe HC-SR501 Infrared Motion DetectorHands-on Example: The HC-SR501 Infrared Motion Detector Alarm SystemThe FC-04 Sound SensorHands-on Example: The Wireless Sound Sensor Alarm SystemThe HC-SR04 Distance SensorHands-on Example: HC-SR04 Distance Sensor Intruder Alarm SystemThe YL-38/YL-69 Water/Moisture DetectorHands-on Example: The Water Detector Water Leak Wireless Alarm SystemThe Light Emitting Diode (LED)Hands-on Example: The Remote Wireless Control of an LEDThe RGB LED (Common Ground Version)Hands-on Example: The Remote Wireless RGB LED Control SystemThe CEM-1203(42) Piezo BuzzerHands-on Example: The Remote Wireless Piezo Buzzer Control SystemSummary
6 Arduino with ESP8266 (ESP-01 Module) and Android Wireless Sensor and Remote Control Projects II
The Reed Switch Magnetic Field SensorHands-on Example: The Wireless Reed Switch Door Entry Alarm SystemThe Ywrobot Flame SensorHands-on Example: The Wireless Flame Sensor Fire Alarm SystemThe Sunfounder Tilt Switch SensorHands-on Example: The Tilt/Vibrate Wireless Alarm SystemTMP36 Temperature SensorHands-on Example: The TMP36 Wireless Temperature Monitoring and Alarm SystemThe Photo ResistorHands-on Example: The Wireless Remote Controlled Light Activated LEDThe DHT11 Temperature/Humidity SensorHands-on Example: The Wireless DHT11 Temperature/Humidity Remote Monitoring and Alarm SystemArduino CamerasHands-on Example: The ArduCAM OV2640 Camera Wireless Remote Surveillance SystemSummary
7 Standalone ESP8266 (Model: NodeMCU ESP-12E) and Android Wireless Sensor and Remote Control Projects
The Android and NodeMCU (ESP-12E) Wireless System OverviewModifying the Android Basic Wireless Framework for the NodeMCU (ESP-12E) PlatformThe NodeMCU (ESP-12E) Basic Wireless Server FrameworkHands-on Example: The Basic Wireless Framework Version 1.3 for the Android and NodeMCU MicroprocessorHands-on Example: The Wireless Glass Break/Sound Detector Alarm SystemHands-on Example: The Wireless HC-SR501 Infrared Motion Detector Alarm SystemThe SW520D Tilt and Vibration SensorHands-on Example: The Wireless Tilt and Vibration Sensor SystemThe KeyesIR Obstacle Avoidance SensorHands-on Example: The Wireless KeyesIR Obstacle Avoidance Alarm SystemThe Funduino Water Level SensorHands-on Example: The Wireless Water Level Detector Alarm SystemSummary
8 Android, Arduino, ESP-01, and NodeMCU ESP-12E Wireless Sensor and Remote Control Projects
The ArduCAM Mini OV2640 2MP PlusHands-on Example: The Wireless ArduCAM Mini 2MP Plus Camera Surveillance SystemHands-on Example: The Wireless ArduCAM Mini OV2640 2MP Plus Camera and HC-SR501 Infrared Motion Detector Surveillance and Alarm System for the Arduino Mega 2560 ServerThe Basic Android, Arduino with ESP-01, and NodeMCU Wireless Multi-Client FrameworkOverview of the Android Basic Wireless Framework Version 2.0 ApplicationExample of Setting Up the Arduino with ESP-01 for Station/Client ModeHands-on Example: The ArduCAM OV2640 2MP Mini Plus Camera Arduino Mega 2560 Client Surveillance System with NodeMCU ServerHands-on Example: The ArduCAM OV2640 2MP Mini Plus Infrared Motion Detection Arduino Mega 2560 Client Surveillance and Alarm System with NodeMCU ServerHands-on Example: The Infrared Motion Detection Alarm System Using the NodeMCU ServerHands-on Example: The ArduCAM OV2640 2MP Mini Plus and Infrared Motion Detection Arduino Mega 2560 Client Surveillance and Alarm System with NodeMCU Server with an Infrared Motion Detection Alarm SystemSummary
9 The Bonus Chapter: The Emergency Backup Battery Power System, Power Intensive Related Projects, Using the NodeMCU with an ArduCAM Mini Camera, and Some Important Downloads
Circuit Troubleshooting TipsAndroid Basic Wireless Framework APKsConverting the Android Basic Wireless Framework Version 2.0 Project from Android Studio 1.5 to Android Studio 2.3.1The Automatic Battery Backup Power Supply SystemThe SG90 9g Micro ServoThe YwRobot 545043 Power Supply Module for a BreadboardHands-on Example: The Wireless Remote Control Servo System Using the Arduino Mega 2560 and ESP-01 ServerHands-on Example: The Remote Control Wireless DC Motor Control System Using the Arduino Mega 2560 with an ESP-01 ServerThe Stepper Motor and the ULN2003 Stepper Motor Driver BoardHands-on Example: The Wireless Remote Controlled Stepper Motor System Using the Arduino Mega 2560 and the ESP-01 ServerThe ArduCAM Library and GitHubHands-on Example: The Wireless NodeMCU and ArduCAM Mini OV2640 Plus Surveillance SystemThe MQ-2 Smoke DetectorThe 5-V Active BuzzerHands-on Example: The Wireless Remote Controlled Smoke Detector Alarm System Using the Arduino Mega 2560 and the ESP-01 ServerThe MQ-2 Smoke Detector (Analog Version)Hands-on Example: Wireless Remote Controlled Smoke Detector (Analog) Alarm System Using Arduino and ESP-01Summary
Index

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CHAPTER 2 Introduction to the ESP8266

IN THIS CHAPTER I WILL COVER the ESP-01 module and the NodeMCU which are based on the ESP-12E module. Both the ESP-01 module and the NodeMCU use the ESP8266EX chip. I start by discussing the specifications of the ESP8266EX chip. Next, I discuss the ESP-01 module. I discuss the functions of each of the pins on the ESP-01. I then discuss why a logic level converter and a step voltage regulator are needed when you use the ESP-01 module with an Arduino. Next, I cover the essential AT commands that are needed in order to operate the ESP-01 module with the Arduino over a serial communications port. A hands-on example is presented where I show you how to use an ESP-01 module with an Arduino Mega 2560. Then, I ...

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by Robert Chin

CHAPTER 2

Introduction to the ESP8266

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