Hello and welcome to this new lesson in what you are going to edit or ESB 32 code and upload it to your
ISP board now to do this on what you need to do is go to the NQT website notes.
We have created our account and here, as you can see.
We have.
The requested data, we have their username and password, for our instance.
Go back to the Tales page, and as you can see, this is our server.
Now we want to hear.
This is our Silver Lake now, the next step is the port.
Make sure that you have the right port here.
We have this post, which is copy and paste the post.
And.
We have a user and password.
So we need to select a username and password, and you can't even select the username and password for.
Your distance from this menu, and we already know that we have this username.
And we cut out any passports here.
The passport that we used to create an account.
That's it.
And we have this as the published channel.
Now, to make sure that that tells that you have, in part, are working just fine, you can try and
Cuties Pie, which is an open source utility intended to help you with monitoring activity on Kutty
topics, and you can easily download it from GitHub.
You just need right in here to this body.
And here's the versions that are available, you can download any of these.
Let's get let's get this one.
All of this one.
This is a fine.
As you can see.
Now to test these out.
You need to download a software called NQT Explorer, and the software will help you connect you to
your NQT or cloud and before moving forward with entering the data inside your ISP code.
Now choose your platform.
Download the software for Windows, and once you download the software, you can easily.
Connect to NQT, and as you can see, I have connected here.
Let's let's disconnect, okay?
Now this is.
Our cloud NQT, you can go to the download of the deals page.
Copy the name of the server and base two tier and the host could be the port.
And here we have the board.
Ten thousand fourteen base two tier could be the username from his place tiers and could be the the
password and placed tier.
These are the same details that we need here in our code.
As you can see, this is the port.
This is the Civil War, Al.
This is a username.
We need to change.
It was or this username from this page.
It a single.
Open up the space.
As you can see here with the username, well, back to your code based here, Louie, the password from
here and based, that's here, then say you've got.
Now, to make sure that our cloud computing is working once you connect to MQ Explorer, click Connect
after entering both ends.
And now, as you can see, it's connected.
Go back here and select Web Socket UI.
Well, going to try to send a message, let's call it text message.
And clicks, and now, as you can see, we have it here.
Now, as you can see, we also have it here in NQT Explorer, which means that the information that
we did in turn, our ISP board is correct.
Make sure to choose the right and the server link port username and password to make sure that you are
connected.
Let's minimize this.
Now this is our code.
I will based my own password here.
That's it.
Now, once you have all the things you find hard to tell everything correctly and your NQT server details
everything correctly.
What you need to do at this point is go to the tools, make sure that you are selecting the right board
SB 32, defecate in one and make sure that you are selecting the right COMPORTE and simply click Upload.
That's it.
Now, once that was uploaded, just open up the serial monitor.
And if you give this message, it means that you are now connected to the NQT server after being connected
to the internet using your Wi-Fi network, and you should see your IP address.
This is how you make sure that everything is working just fine.
And just as planned for that, yes, people.
The next step is connecting these two balls together so that they can start exchanging information and
you will get to read since all data from the online NQT server.
Thanks for watching this lesson.
This is Usha from educational engineering team.