Hello and welcome.
Now that I have hooked up my spitball, let's go to the device manager to make sure that it can recognize
the ball supports at some comfort.
Let's go to the tools menu and make sure that we have everything right for that dog.
Yes, be further to defecate better.
Veteran one All.
Everything's OK.
And we have the code compiled.
Now, let's upload a code.
It will take a few seconds.
For Arduino to upload the code to our ISP board.
OK.
I was going to see uploading three percent up to, I think, 100 percent.
OK, now 100 percent done uploading.
Now if we go here to our e-mail account and refresh.
Let's open up Arduino and see the Sirah monitor.
Okay.
Let's change the board, right?
What was the budget here?
To two, look?
We have it here.
OK, we don't have this portrait here.
Now, this is the standard email account, and as you can see, this message was sent from the sender
email account, which is our account.
Then you acknowledge that we created and we should receive that email on our other account, which is
you and your team.
That's it, we have a new email.
This is the new e-mail that we received from the sender, who is which, his name SB 3:32 sender.
And this is the receipt recipient email, and we have this plain text message.
Now we can't adjust the code so that we can receive a simple message.
We can recommend these two and we can't comment the plain text message.
Then upload the code again.
To receive A.T.M. and encoded message.
Okay.
Let's.
Make them a sham, according to one line.
That's right.
No upload again.
OK, now, as you can see here, we have on a sample encoded message.
This is the plain text message or the plain roll text message.
And this is a symbol encoded message that we did send using our ISP ball.
So if you want to send a plain text message, you have to pass the false value as a second parameter
for that message, buddy.
And if you want to send us Sam Alcalde, you need to paste your Oshiomole code.
Then through the second parameter for the SMTP message Buddy Send.
That's it.
This is how you can easily send e-mail messages from your ISP board to your email address, and we can
configure this to send sensors, data and any other type of information from ISP to our email.
Thanks for watching this lesson.
If you have any questions, please ask in the Q&A board.
I'm here to help.
This is Ashraf from educational engineering team.