Implementing IoT remote device control on Raspberry Pi's RP2040 + W5500

WIZnet

Published November 02, 2023

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WIZnet - W5500

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Raspberry Pi - RP2040

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W5500 Datasheet

Project description

Implementing IoT remote device control on Raspberry Pi's RP2040 + W5500

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In this hands-on webinar, we will be creating an IoT device firmware from the ground up using the Raspberry Pi Pico development board along with the W5500 Ethernet module. Initially, we will set up LED on/off control through the serial interface, and subsequently, we will expand this functionality to incorporate MQTT.

Webinar agenda:

Hardware overview
LED on/off control via Serial
Integration of the Mongoose Library
Configuration of Mongoose Library to utilize W5500
Implementation of MQTT reconnection logic
Device control using MQTT
Questions & answers session

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