Sigfox XKit Workshop

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This document summarizes a Sigfox workshop on using the Thinxtra Xkit to connect devices to the Sigfox network. It provides instructions on contributing code samples and experiments back to the community, registering devices on the Sigfox backend, sending "hello world" messages from an Arduino, and setting up callbacks and downlinks to receive data and send responses to devices.

Contribute back
Don’t forget to publish your experiments
Code Samples, HW design, fails … will be useful to other
people
We all start by copy/pasting ;)
Your own website, github, hackster.io, instructables … your
call!

Useful Resources
Session resources http://bit.ly/SMTSaoPaulo
XKit http://thinxtra.com/xkit
Questions ? http://ask.sigfox.com
Github
http://github.com/sigfox
http://github.com/nicolsc

Contact info
Nicolas Lesconnec
nicolas.lesconnec@sigfox.com
twitter: @nlesconnec

Register
http://backend.sigfox.com/activate
Provider: Thinxtra
Country : Choose yours. (Default: France)
ID/PAC : Check sticker

Arduino Setup
Open the Arduino IDE
Select the board (COM port)
Board type : Arduino Uno

Hello world sketch
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT$RCn");
delay(100);
Serial.print("AT$SF=0123CAFEn");
}
void loop() {}

Upload to the board
Remove the shield first
Then click Upload / Descargar

Message received ?
http://backend.sigfox.com
Navigate to the devices menu in the top bar
Click on the ID of your device
Enter the messages menu from the left navigation
column

Callback setup
Device Type menu
Click on your device type name
Enter the Callbacks menu
Select new default callback

Callback setup
TYPE : DATA UPLINK
Choose a CHANNEL : URL (EMAIL for a quick
test)
Url pattern: URL of your own server
Use HTTP method: GET/POST/PUT

Callback status
In the Devices > Messages panel, you have a indicator of the
callback status (an arrow)
Black : in progress
Green : Callback OK
Red : Callback KO (at least one of the callbacks failed)
Click the arrow to display details.

How does it work ?
Send a message, with a downlink flag
Once message is sent, the module gets back to sleep
After 20s, it will wake up automatically, in Rx mode
It will wait 20s for a downlink message
Afterwards it will get back to sleep

Downlink setup
To setup an automatic callback :
Device Type > Info > Edit
In the Downlink data settings, set the following :
Downlink Mode : DIRECT
Set the following value : 123400000BADCAFE

How to request a downlink
Same AT command, with additional
parameters
AT$SF=[hex byte]*, 1

Handle the response
When entering Rx mode, the module will display
+RX BEGIN
Received frame (if any) will be displayed as:
+RX= [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte]
End of Rx mode
+RX END

Downlink callback
In Device Type > Info > Edit
change Downlink mode to CALLBACK
Create a new default callback, with TYPE : DATA |
BIDIR
Then set up your URL

Sample input output
AT$SF=55 50 4C 49 4E 4B,1
OK
+RX BEGIN
+RX=44 4F 57 4E 4C 49 4E 4B
+RX END

Copy the source code from github
https://github.com/aureleq/Xkit-Sample

Geoloc callback
Simply create a SERVICE > GEOLOC
callback, and receive latitude + longitude +
accuracy

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Sigfox XKit Workshop

1. Sigfox Workshop Using Thinxtra Xkit

2. Contribute back Don’t forget to publish your experiments Code Samples, HW design, fails … will be useful to other people We all start by copy/pasting ;) Your own website, github, hackster.io, instructables … your call!

3. Useful Resources Session resources http://bit.ly/SMTSaoPaulo XKit http://thinxtra.com/xkit Questions ? http://ask.sigfox.com Github http://github.com/sigfox http://github.com/nicolsc

4. Contact info Nicolas Lesconnec [email protected] twitter: @nlesconnec

5. Register http://backend.sigfox.com/activate Provider: Thinxtra Country : Choose yours. (Default: France) ID/PAC : Check sticker

6. Hello World

7. Arduino Setup Open the Arduino IDE Select the board (COM port) Board type : Arduino Uno

9. Hello world sketch void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); Serial.print("AT$RCn"); delay(100); Serial.print("AT$SF=0123CAFEn"); } void loop() {}

10. Upload to the board Remove the shield first Then click Upload / Descargar

11. Message received ? http://backend.sigfox.com Navigate to the devices menu in the top bar Click on the ID of your device Enter the messages menu from the left navigation column

13. First callback

14. Callback setup Device Type menu Click on your device type name Enter the Callbacks menu Select new default callback

18. Callback setup TYPE : DATA UPLINK Choose a CHANNEL : URL (EMAIL for a quick test) Url pattern: URL of your own server Use HTTP method: GET/POST/PUT

20. Callback status In the Devices > Messages panel, you have a indicator of the callback status (an arrow) Black : in progress Green : Callback OK Red : Callback KO (at least one of the callbacks failed) Click the arrow to display details.

22. Downlink

23. How does it work ? Send a message, with a downlink flag Once message is sent, the module gets back to sleep After 20s, it will wake up automatically, in Rx mode It will wait 20s for a downlink message Afterwards it will get back to sleep

24. Downlink setup To setup an automatic callback : Device Type > Info > Edit In the Downlink data settings, set the following : Downlink Mode : DIRECT Set the following value : 123400000BADCAFE

27. How to request a downlink Same AT command, with additional parameters AT$SF=[hex byte]*, 1

28. Handle the response When entering Rx mode, the module will display +RX BEGIN Received frame (if any) will be displayed as: +RX= [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] [byte] End of Rx mode +RX END

29. Downlink callback In Device Type > Info > Edit change Downlink mode to CALLBACK Create a new default callback, with TYPE : DATA | BIDIR Then set up your URL

30. Sample input output AT$SF=55 50 4C 49 4E 4B,1 OK +RX BEGIN +RX=44 4F 57 4E 4C 49 4E 4B +RX END

31. XKit - demo app

32. Copy the source code from github https://github.com/aureleq/Xkit-Sample

33. Geolocation

34. Geoloc callback Simply create a SERVICE > GEOLOC callback, and receive latitude + longitude + accuracy

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