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CCS and Node RED

Ash-Jams
Prodigy 200 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2650STK, ENERGIA, CC2650

Hi 

I am trying to collect data with a CC2650STK and am using the CCS studio to run the debug, I am unable to fine the node required for node RED to all communication between the sensor tag and the CCS studio

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    TI__Guru**** 159715 points
    Are you looking for support for this tool: http://nodered.org/

    I can see some discussion on that topic here: github.com/.../34

    Code Composer Studio is a development environment for C/C++/Energia(Wiring) development. I am not familiar with nodered development. I am going to flag this for the wireless connectivity team to comment. They would likely know more regarding Node RED support.

    Regards,
    John
  • 0 in reply to JohnS
    TI__Genius 16130 points

    Hi,

    Can you explain what you are trying to do with CCS?

    The work we've done involved a linux board (beaglebone) running a nodejs script that communicates to the sensortag via bluetooth and via MQTT to the IBM server running node red.

    The instructions to set up the board are at  

    CCS can be used to compile and debug the application on the CC2650.

    Iain

  • 0 in reply to Iain Hunter
    Prodigy 200 points
    I am using the Bluemix tool to produce applications that will collect the sensor tag data. When pushing the sensor data to the cloud do I have to change the location?
  • 0 in reply to Ash-Jams
    TI__Expert 3410 points

    The SensorTag Smartphone iOS/Android Apps (www.ti.com/.../sensortag) as well as the AM335x based BeagleBone sensortag gateway (developer.ibm.com/.../ti-beaglebone-sensortag) both send SensorTag sensor data via MQTT protocol to IBM's Internet of Things Foundation Cloud service (IoTF).  By default, these are configured to use IBM's public MQTT 'QuickStart' broker, enabling data to be viewed using the publicly accessible visualiser (quickstart.internetofthings.ibmcloud.com).

    This data can also be also be processed using a Node-RED flow, running inside an IBM Bluemix instance (for example).  The easiest way to configure Node-RED to connect to the IBM IoTF service and collect data from devices is to use the "ibmiot" input node, configuring the properties of the node to specify the corresponding Device ID of the SensorTag.

    The following video provides a walk-through of the SensorTag and an example of processing data from a SensorTag using Node-RED.

    http://www.element14.com/community/events/4282

    Hope this helps,

    ~roger