Now, this story that's the first to verify the code and make sure that we don't have any errors.
OK, Don, combining now we have to go back and write our network name.
That's a side.
It has to be the same as this network.
It's called Ashraf.
OK.
I would put out this information.
OK, now once you've allowed this information.
Go back and compile your code.
Now, let's go ahead and connect our board.
Now, once you connect the world.
The next step will be going to the tools and selecting the COMPORTE, make sure that you have selected
the board, which is the way IT board.
Do it SB 32, difficult federal one.
Then you can simply upload your code.
OK, now you have to create a new access point name.
I called my access point at ISP.
This is the password for this ISP access point.
And these are IP configurations.
Now what you need to do once you upload the code is go to the Wi-Fi networks and make sure that you
are connected to this network of ISP or whatever you called it.
Once you write that password, you will be connected to this network.
And sometimes it doesn't take the IP configurations that you provided here.
So when you try to open up, open up a browser and write one hundred ninety eight one six eight zero
one six five.
It's one to connect and to try to figure out what's going on here.
You can't simply go and click on properties to see the Wi-Fi network capabilities head down until you
see this.
Server address 192, that eight 8.4.1.
Let's throw this line.
The one once you click into.
As you can see, here we are in our old beige SB 32 browser.
And these are the two buttons that we created.
These are the heading one and two.
And we can simply turn it on or off using these buttons.
We have two LEDs.
And I will concentrate, as you can see in this video on the built in LED, which is going to be number
two.
And we already have this patent to control it.
And now let's go to the COMPORTE so that we can see what's here.
Now, once we open up this page, as you can see, the lids are off and we got this line.
When you click on, as you can see, it's telling you that this lid is on.
It's not no fault, it's number two.
And as you can see in the video, the blue lid is on.
Now, if you clicked again, the blue lid will be off.
And if we have another lid connected to a pin number five, it will be on.
And again, it will turn off if we flipped the bottle again.
So this is how easily you can turn your ISP down observer and control it and connect to it.
As an access point and as you can see that the bullets turning on and off.
And as you can see, this is the line that was called when we kicked here.
It's that easy.
Again, if you went to the main page, it will print, turn both lives and print this line.
That's it.
This is how the code works in action.
You can change this.
You can add more LEDs, you can add more buttons.
You can change the graphical user interface of that same old code, depending on your needs.
If you have any questions, please ask.
And if you aren't able.