8. Run the Pre-Loaded Demo¶

This section is aimed to quickly getting the IoT MSK up and running. Figure 13 shows how to run the pre-loaded demo. These steps are already described in the Quick Start which is included in IoT MSK box.

Figure 13 Quick Start with IoT MSK: Flow Diagram

As an option, user may enable the cloud functionality Figure 14 (Internet availability is required). The IoT MSK Cloud feature allows data that are collected by the sensors on the IoT MSK to be uploaded to the cloud. The data on the cloud can be used in several ways:

View historical data for a range of time. Example: View temperature logged over the 3 last days. Refer to Figure 15.
Set triggers to receive E-mails when sensor data meet a condition. Example: If brightness is below 15 lumens send me an E-mail
Control the IoT MSK Led when cloud conditions are met. Example: If temperature in Las Vegas is less than 20 Celsius turn on the Led.
Play 3D Game. The user can use the IoT MSK as a joystick and play a 3D Game online.
Setup IFTTT scenarios what can be triggered by the IOT sensor data or button press.
Use Amazon Alexa to control the IOT device Led.

Figure 14 Cloud setting

Figure 15 IoT Applications:Historical Data

Upon successful connection to the IoT MSK application, you can navigate from the side menu to the following items:

Environmental sensors
IMU sensors
Sensor Fusion 3D
Cloud specific settings
Configuration settings
Information
Disclaimer
Magnetometer status

The IoT MSK advertises for 60 seconds (advertise timeout) before it goes to sleep. During this time the yellow LED will blink. The IoT MSK advertises for another 60 seconds when it detects movement and is paired again with the app. Figure 16 shows the application state machine.

Figure 16 IoT Sensors Reference Application State Machine

More details are in the following video that explores the iOS web application.