Send data in all direction : Arduino nrf51822 w5500 with Blynk , MySensors gateway, majordomo

Arduino nrf51822 w5500 - Blynk + MySensors gateway + majordomo + radio node = sending data in all directions

WIZnet

Published November 07, 2022

Original author: Serge Vasiliev · RussiaOriginal source (new tab)

Project description

This Russian tutorial shows how to send data in all directions using Arduino nrf51822 w5500 , Blynk + MySensors gateway + majordomo + radio node . For demonstration, instead of a smartphone, have used the NOX emulator, one of the best on the PC for Android. All work goes through mobile data! And through the Blynk cloud. Since everything is small and inconvenient on a smartphone. Main video with an example of work : Getting Started Guide -> https://www.blynk.cc/getting-started Documentation -> http://docs.blynk.cc/ code generator for Arduino! sketch generator ->…

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