MBED_DEMOS


This is a team of people who are creating demos for ARM MBED events. These programs will have been used in hands on labs, hack-a-thons and other event demonstrations.

ATT Summit Hackathon 2014

Table of Contents

  1. Hardware
  2. Getting Started
  3. Examples
  4. Event Details (Updated!!)

The AT&T Summit Hackathon is the premier hackathon of the year for the AT&T Developer Program. This year will be focused on wearable technologies and participants will be able to choose between a Wearables Track and an AT&T API Track. Finalists from each track will be featured in live fast pitches on stage with our executives during the keynote at the AT&T Developer Summit on January 6th. In addition, competitors will also have the ability to complete in accelerator challenges, details can be found below, which will offer individual prizes of up to $10,000 for eligible teams.

https://devsummit.att.com/hackathon



Hardware

Information

  • Blue pins are available for sensor use
  • Brown pins are power and reference
  • Red pins are in use by the shield

Remove the DCD jumper from Universal Socket Modem Shield before use!!

uip

wifi



Getting Started

Import programMTS_Wifi_Connect_Example

Example program for MTS WiFi Shield. Test that you can connect to a network.

Last commit 11 Jul 2014 by Multi-Hackers

Import programMTS_Cellular_Connect_Example

Example program for MTS Universal Socked Modem Shield. Test that you can connect to a network.

Last commit 22 Jan 2014 by Multi-Hackers



Examples

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  • Send and receive SMS messages

Import programMTS_M2x_Example

Example program for MTS Universal Socked Modem Shield and WiFi Shield. Test that you can connect to M2x with your account.

Last commit 22 Jan 2014 by Multi-Hackers

Import programMTS_Axeda_Example

Example program for MTS Universal Socked Modem Shield and WiFi Shield. Test that you can connect to Axeda with your account.

Last commit 22 Jan 2014 by Multi-Hackers

Import programFRDM-KL46-Template

This project serves as a template for work with the Freescale FRDM-KL46 board. Support will be added to all on-board peripherals, sensors and I/O.

Last commit 04 Jan 2014 by Multi-Hackers

Sensor example without connectivity



Event Details (Updated!!)

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